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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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7 years, 4 months ago

Snoop Dogg visits Twitter

In a matter of minutes, the cafeteria had become the stage for an impromptu Snoop Dogg concert, with a dozen large blunts being passed around famous rappers and Twitter employees, most of whom were dancing, some grinding on each other. A few girls stood on cafeteria tables, their arms waving in the…

—p.279 Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal DICK (273) by Nick Bilton
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Task #1: undermine CEO, consolidate power

Kris, Ev's assistant, had been asked to go through Dick's tweets, highlighting any that could be perceived as controversial. As she scrolled through his thousands of 140-character updates, she stopped midscreen and rolled her eyes as she called people over to look at the message he had jokingly sen…

—p.265 EV (159) by Nick Bilton
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doing a fucking great job archive/silicon-jest

[...] He held his weekly meetings with Campbell, receiving his boisterous pep talk. "You're doing a fucking great job!" Campbell would bellow. At board meetings Campbell wuld appear to listen to Ev's presentations on the state of the company. After Ev's sermons were done, the coach would clap loudl…

—p.245 EV (159) by Nick Bilton
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an unfortunate reply-all

First thing in the morning, his coffee cup still full next to his computer, and weary from a night without much sleep, Bijan accidentally pressed the "reply to all" button on his computer instead of replying just to Fred.

"I believe Jack would take a 'passive' chairman role," Bijan wrote. "It wo…

—p.137 JACK (81) by Nick Bilton
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negotiation in the men's room

The sale had been relatively painless. The initial negotiation between Fred and John Borthwick, an investor who was on Summize's board, occurred while the two were standing next to each other at a bathroom urinal. "Why don't we just join these companies and call it a day?" John said as he peered ov…

—p.131 JACK (81) by Nick Bilton