Elon Musk n’a jamais dit que Kairan Quazi avait démissionné

#nai #jamais #dit #Elon #Musk #sur #démission #Kairan #Quazi #lingénieur #qui #rejoint #SpaceX #quand #avait #ans → Texte intégral de l’article source.

Contexte : Kairan quazi,un jeune ingénieur,a rejoint SpaceX à un âge précoce. Cette data a été rapportée dans un article source (lien vers l’article source serait idéal ici). Elon Musk n’a pas fait de déclaration concernant une démission de Kairan Quazi.

Hashtags traduits :

• #nai : Non
• #jamais : Jamais
• #dit : Dit
• #ElonMusk : elon Musk
• #sur : Sur (à propos de)
• #démission : Démission
• #KairanQuazi : Kairan Quazi
• #lingénieur : Ingénieur
• #qui : Qui
• #rejoint : Rejoint
• #SpaceX : SpaceX
• #quand : Quand
• #avait : avait
• #ans : années

Pour plus d’informations : Veuillez consulter l’article source complet (lien vers l’article source).

Okay, I’ll analyze the provided JavaScript code snippet and then address the request to “make the article” (presumably meaning the French text) more accessible.

JavaScript Code Analysis

The JavaScript code appears to be a part of a tracking and analytics implementation for a website, likely belonging to “TimesApps” (based on the TimesApps namespace). Here’s a breakdown of what it does:

1. Initialization and Configuration:

– It checks for the existence of a global object f (likely containing configuration data).
– It checks for the existence of window.isPrime and window.isPrimeUserLayout which seem to indicate whether the user is a premium/subscribed user.
– It defines a function TimesApps.toiPlusEvents(config) which is the main entry point for loading various tracking scripts.

1. Conditional Loading of Tracking Scripts:

– Scenario 1: isConfigAvailable && !isPrimeUser: If the configuration data is available in f and the user is not a premium user, it directly loads Google Tag Manager (Gtag), Facebook Pixel (FBEvents), and Survicate scripts.
– Scenario 2: Or else: It attempts to fetch configuration data from a JarvisUrl using a getFromClient function (presumably an asynchronous function to make an API call).
– If the configuration is successfully fetched:
– It loads Gtag and Facebook Pixel based on the isGoogleCampaignActive and isFBCampaignActive flags in the configuration.
– It loads the Survicate script, using either allowedSurvicatePrimeSections (if isPrimeUserLayout is true) or allowedSurvicateSections from the configuration to determine which sections of the Survicate survey should be enabled.
– If the configuration fetch fails, it doesn’t seem to have any fallback behavior.

1. Survicate Integration:

– The loadSurvicateJs function is responsible for loading the Survicate script.
– It sets visitor traits using w.sva.setVisitorTraits with:
– toiusersubscriptionstatus: Set to primeuserstatus (presumably a variable defined elsewhere).
– toiusergeolocation: Determines the user’s country code, defaulting to ‘IN’ (India) if window.geoinfo?.CountryCode is not available.
– It handles the case where Survicate might not be immediately ready by adding an event listener for “SurvicateReady”.

1. Gtag and Facebook Pixel Loading:

– The loadGtagEvents and loadFBEvents functions (not shown in the snippet) are assumed to load and initialize the Google Tag Manager and facebook Pixel tracking scripts, respectively.

1. Script Loading:

– The code dynamically creates a