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how are too many making it if none of them are making it?
>none of them are making it You do realize you're commenting on a story about Twitter that made it, right? Which is proof by counterexample that the statement is false.
Interesting that none of these twitter articles are making it to the front page.
Interesting that none of these twitter articles are making it to the front page.
That's one way to look at it. Another way to look at it is: Too many are making it.
At the rate it's going, Twitter may be spared all of the lawsuits coming its way simply by virtue of not existing by the time the lawsuits can come to fruition.
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Is he working though?? It seems to me that he just spends all day on twitter. Not all that different from myself actually, except no one is writing books and stories about me and my mythical 100 hour work weeks.
I suspect he is working but probably has a very short attention span.
Something very similar is also written in Cal Newport's Deep Work book, where Jack Dorsey's typical day is outlined just as a series of interruptions.
I guess that tweeting between these interactions is not that time-consuming for him, + he actually sleeps at the workplace and is 100% focused on work.
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>none of them are making it You do realize you're commenting on a story about Twitter that made it, right? Which is proof by counterexample that the statement is false.
It made it after he made the comment.
Yet, I only made mine after clicking at the story in the front page.
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Is he working though?? It seems to me that he just spends all day on twitter. Not all that different from myself actually, except no one is writing books and stories about me and my mythical 100 hour work weeks.
I suspect he is working but probably has a very short attention span.
I've always wanted to work for Musk, but never felt like I was skilled enough to work on spaceships or cars... But Twitter? I am thinking about applying, so go ahead and quit.
I want to work on cool things, not specific people. One should let go of idols past their teenage years.
It doesn't matter how good you are, even if you find another job in today's market, you will have to take a haircut.