Sebastian Marshall

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Sebastian Marshall

@sebastmarsh

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Seattle Katılım Haziran 2010
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Sebastian Marshall
Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
You can reach me here or sebastian@ultraworking.com if you think I could be a good dialogue partner / friendly interlocuter for getting the message out. Thanks for everything you do.
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
Also happy to read any prep material (but good chance I already have). Less technical than you, but more technical than 99.9% of general population and grasp concepts and implications quickly.
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
@ESYudkowsky I'd be happy to interview you on any podcast or platform, including our podcast (or elsewhere). Followed and heavily influenced by your work since the Overcoming Bias era, we have mutual friends, and I wrote an extensive "wtf AI is coming" memo over two years ago.
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
@evrn_tan Agree. Email me? Email is in my Twitter bio. Would be delighted to chat sometime.
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Evren Tan
Evren Tan@evrn_tan·
@sebastmarsh Thanks Sebastian 🙏🏻 my pleasure to be in contact with you. Kemal is a leader that everyone takes as an example 👍🏻💯
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Evren Tan@evrn_tan·
My name is Evren Tan, commander of the Armies of the #Java, General of the Software Crafter Legions, loyal servant to the founder of modern Republic of Türkiye, Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk 🇹🇷☕️ #NewProfilePic
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
Ridiculous thought of the day -> If our physics and engineering ever got extremely reliable on a planetary level, I think sooner or later we'd alter Earth's orbit around the sun to be reliably 364.000 days instead of 365.249 — many advantages to doing so.
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Andrew Lynch
Andrew Lynch@andrewglynch·
@jakobgreenfeld I remember @sebastmarsh saying he aims for a roughly 70% success rate on everything success rate >70% means you're not pushing yourself enough success rate <70% means you're being too ambitious or picking the wrong things 70% = sweet spot
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
@jakobgreenfeld @andrewglynch I didn't vanish! I'm, like, focused. Incidentally, we restarted the Ultraworking Podcast recently if you like my style of thinking/writing/etc. "#30: Adding J-Curve to Your Vocabulary and Thinking" is my favorite. Can search 'ultraworking' in any podcast app to check it out.
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Zachary Cohn
Zachary Cohn@ZacharyCohn·
@pvm @JasonShen Jason and I met virtually through @sebastmarsh , then started a project called the never-ending fast (people could sign up to do shifts of 3 day fasts to form an unbroken chain/relay), then we both did a stint working in federal government (PIF/18F).
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Jason Shen · The Outlier Coach
I spent 16 years as a competitive gymnast. ~1,000 competition routines ~200 of those in national-level (Jr Olympic + NCAA) competitions I learned how step up and deliver under pressure—not just as an athlete, but a founder & product leader. Here's how:
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Taylor Pearson@TaylorPearsonMe·
What are the best case studies on operational excellence that you've seen/read? Putting together a list and it is very Toyota and Amazon heavy right now, interested in other perspectives.
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
Hmm. Just realized that United States v. Alcoa and Robinson v. California came to effectively opposite conclusion in regards to regulation of "being in a status of X" — obviously very very different circumstances, but interesting.
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
Hey, it's my favorite month. Wishing everyone an exceptional March.
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Sebastian Marshall@sebastmarsh·
@picklesecond I don't recommend it universally — it's not for everyone. For most people, just tracking only their Most Important Work (self-defined) start and end times is enough to get started. But five minute blocks do surface super interesting things if you go deeper into it...
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