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[–] Chadsmo 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yeah I don’t think he’s really terribly intelligent. I do think that he’s a good ideas person perhaps , but he’s also arrogant and lacks the people around him to tell him NO when he has a bad one.

To open the 2013 WWDC Apple said "there are a thousand no's for every yes".’

We lost Steve Jobs and got to keep Musk , doesn’t seem terribly fair lol.

[–] 9point6 17 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Steve Jobs wasn't all that great either when you read into him

[–] Entropius 3 points 1 year ago

Jobs was an asshole to his colleagues and he made grave mistakes about how to treat his own cancer which led to his death.

But with that being said, he helped make Apple, left Apple to make NeXTSTEP, then when Apple was in the dumps they re-hired him, at which point he turned the ship around and put Apple onto the path to becoming the hegemon it is today. Apple’s well-being appears to have had a clear response to Jobs’s presence. So while he may have been an asshole, but he was at least a functional asshole who got stuff done professionally.

That’s pretty much the exact opposite of what Elon is doing with Twitter.