The Firestarter
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Can he buy Liverpool though.
What you’re doing is essentially exactly what Musk is doing. Just completely riffing and pulling ideas out your arse with total self confidence that you’re right and it will work.
There is a very good reason that product development has become such an art with a number of recognised processes around it utilising UX researchers and business analysts to bottom out whether something is a good idea before it’s anywhere developers let alone end users.
I think if anything Musk has shown in the last few days at Twitter that, without smart people doing the work for him, he's a mess of impulsive thoughts that can cripple a business pretty quickly.Musk if not anything has shown at Tesla and Spacex that he can build organisations that execute well.
I think if anything Musk has shown in the last few days at Twitter that, without smart people doing the work for him, he's a mess of impulsive thoughts that can cripple a business pretty quickly.
And unless it's a relic your gun doesn't have a clip, it has a magazine.Typically the chamber only holds one bullet.
Glenn Greenwald.
I have no idea if this is the real gov't account, and while I could check that would destroy the joy of this.
Edit: It is the actual account and apparently the state of WA employs comedians in their Social Media teams:
There is no way there are not people out there using this chaos to make millions off manipulating the market. Would it even be illegal?
Would it even be illegal?
Hmmm.. I just tried making an omelet using eggplant but it turns out the identity of things does matter.Sometimes, to make an omelette, you have to dispense with the entire concept of identity, corporate or otherwise.
Calm down with the fecking prose, Shakespeare
Very Trumpian.
The bard was waaayyyy ahead of things. On Twitter a rose is most definitely still a rose by any other name as long as said "rose" has $8
Ah yes, I'm sure it will drive massive growth in advertisements.
You’re just doing what THEY want. Eggplant the shit out of it and stop being a square.Hmmm.. I just tried making an omelet using eggplant but it turns out the identity of things does matter.
I think if anything Musk has shown in the last few days at Twitter that, without smart people doing the work for him, he's a mess of impulsive thoughts that can cripple a business pretty quickly.
Whilst true, ideas are needed in the first place before testing their feasibility, and ideas and execution has been severely lacking at twitter. I invested in it when it was around a share price of 20 like 6 years ago, it's had almost no noticeable developments in the following period. I mean shutting down Vine.. says it all really. Good tech companies have the ability to bring push new ideas quickly and test them quickly. Facebook was built with that mantra.
Gutting out a lot of the crap at twitter and bringing in new talent is not a bad thing, in my opinion. Bring in new ideas.
My suggestions are things I've long thought would be implementable at twitter, part of the reason I invested in the company in the first place. And these are just a couple of things from a random person - if I were Musk id bring in strong analyst teams and he has brought in people like David Sacks and others. You take the ideas you have, develop and test them, and let the execution guide you. But you need ideas in the first place, and a solid understanding of market potential. It's why e.g. private equity invest in companies - they see where they think they can grow companies too. Twitter, in my opinion, has a lot of untapped potential that has not been realised yet. Musk if not anything has shown at Tesla and Spacex that he can build organisations that execute well. People hoping for him to fail will be disappointed, I feel.
Such is the way of the world unfortunately, douchebags often make good businessmen.