TechTwitter Employees Respond To Instagram VideoIt's getting a little snarky in here.By by Charlie WarzelBuzzFeed News ReporterPosted on June 20, 2013, 7:17 pmTwitterFacebookLink Compliments, but with a few thinly veiled shots thrown in. Here's Twitter's outgoing director of product, Ryan Sarver: Video load burn... Aaron Moy @AaronMoy .@instagram if you're going to make a big announcement like this, you should at least make sure your "debut video" loads. 05:57 PM - 20 Jun 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Aaron Moy@AaronMoy.@instagram if you're going to make a big announcement like this, you should at least make sure your "debut video" loads. Engineering manager, Tim Wilkinson: Tim Wilkinson @timw Yes folks, 9 more seconds of video. Silicon Valley has still got it. #solvingTheHardProblems 05:21 PM - 20 Jun 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Tim Wilkinson@timwYes folks, 9 more seconds of video. Silicon Valley has still got it. #solvingTheHardProblems Misha Lushin @MishaL Instavine! 05:21 PM - 20 Jun 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Misha Lushin@MishaLInstavine! Instavine? Yawn. "15 seconds of regret" Ryan Sarver @rsarver A little too much hyperbole in the statements for my taste: "Cinema will change video forever". Video stabilization isn't new to the world. 05:31 PM - 20 Jun 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Ryan Sarver@rsarverA little too much hyperbole in the statements for my taste: "Cinema will change video forever". Video stabilization isn't new to the world. Not everyone was bitter though...because, you know, competition! Este�f1 @esten Today is an example of how the tech industry works: Someone comes up w/ an idea, then everyone iterates on it. I'd say that's a good thing. 05:26 PM - 20 Jun 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite Este