No, really. If you ever work on big software projects, you would understand what just happened. There is a joke saying that 5% programmers are doing 90% of work. It is a joke, but it's not completely disconnected from reality. Programmers tend to over-complicate. They create mini project just because they feel they will learn new technology, language and they will put it on their CV. They introduce complex feature, because hey, it might be useful in the future. They are lazy. They are like kids sometimes and what they need is strong hand to shake them up and they will deliver. They will gladly work more hours if they feel it make sense or they are building something that have deeper meaning. This is what Musk is bringing to table. Deeper meaning to remaining programmers, building platform for free speech.