He's actually known for the opposite: letting his pretty young child run around, exploring, even in the SpaceX factory (always while watching at a distance). He understands that children need not to be over protected.
RushingSquirrel
joined 2 years ago
Want*. He only needs 1
Right in front of the US embassy, not long after some people from the embassy asked him to leave.
It's not really loitering though, more like "strolling without motive" (which he had). He refused to provide identification when asked.
I remember the moment I put down the pen and thought: that's it! Last exam ever! Never going back to university after that, it's finally over!
That was 15 years ago and I still relish that moment.
Is that how he skips stop signs?
This one wouldn't make sense as they say dates as month day, year.
To me, dates should always be written in international format: YYYY-MM-DD
When I started working, I was dedicated to work and wanted nothing else than to produce lines of code, I just loved it so much. Having a boss that was like this, dedicated and loved hard workers, I'd have loved working for him. Few years later? Fuck that, give me 100% remote, 35h/w with 7 weeks vacations, I'd be truely happy that way!
I don't think that's fair. When he took over Twitter, he was there every hour of the day for the first few weeks, sleeping in the office. He's now running 6 major companies all around the US and people complain about using private jets then about not using them to show up to some events.
Don't get me wrong, I would never want to work for him and strongly prefer remote work, but this claim is just unfair, he's not working from home, he's working from other companies he's running.
To the contrary, he's trying to say what he made on Twitter has more credibility than Wikipedia.
Il faut mener par l'exemple. En offrant des discussions respectueuses ici, cela motivera et rassurera certains de venir et continuer dans cette direction.
Mais c'est sûr que les modérateurs ont un rôle à jouer. Existe-t-il un concept équivalent sur Lemmy?
The issue is not that it's to limit to less than 3k. It's to have a limit at to begin with (California doesn't have any, so it might cost him dozens or hundreds of thousands a month). Plus, maybe he's got more chances to keep custody (shared) in Texas than California.