Keh-Li

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@niw 🫡

I just sent that email.

@TannerOakes 🫡

After 8 incredible years, it’s the end of my time at Twitter. I have great affection for the service and the people I’ve had the privilege to work with. To those that remain, I wish you the best and hope Twitter can realize it’s full potential.

@ntakayama 🫡

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Happy Friday from better times 👊💙🫡

@tehlike He did say he was coming after the bots and some engineers probably stayed up all night to do it

But it’s like Steve Jobs said, the dots only connect looking back.

If there’s anything actionable here, it’s that it really is all the people along the way that turn out to be the most important.

I was laid off from my part time internship gig at a startup right before graduating and somehow got a severance package which i used to tag along with my girlfriend on a summer trip to Europe.

@syun @tdd @beamjack Do you guys want to just tag sriram and jason into this thread

@tdd @beamjack All three of these would be trivial to have implemented. Let’s call it a week eng time for each feature for all layers of the stack. The only perhaps controversial one might be 8 choice because that would take up so much screen space.

PSA these polls would be more reliable if they had random choice ordering (never prioritized it, sorry). Currently there is a significant first choice bias. @elonmusk @Jason @sriramk

Losing a billion dollars isn’t cool You know what’s cool? Losing a trillion dollars

@niw Surprise it’s Elon

Cat..? or not.

COPPER🧵redux. I live near one of the largest copper mines on earth (Kennecott Utah Copper - KUC). I helped manage a smaller copper mine for 8 years. Observation: Wind/Solar/Battery Proponents & ESG bean-counters are completely out of touch with copper mining & production.

Cold emails I get typically read like this: Because of your investment in [a b2b logistics company in Nigeria] I thought you might like to invest in my [medical device series A startup in the US]. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@WillOremus @kyliebytes I want you to know I faved this out of solidarity with being online enough to get it

there are tweets you fave because they’re good; tweets you fave because you agree with them; tweets you fave to be polite; and tweets you fave in grim solidarity as an acknowledgment that you, too, are online enough to get the reference.