[readonthegoapp]

i wasn't gonna read it but i wanted a little junkfood reading.

a few fun parts:

  She launched into a technical explanation of the ­company’s data-center efficiency, curious to see if he would follow along. Instead, he interrupted. “I was writing C programs in the ’90s,” he said dismissively. “I understand how ­computers work.”

strong flex.

  Shevat thought Sacks seemed bored — he spent most of the meeting checking his phone. “He didn’t want to understand anything,” Shevat says. It made him want to cry, especially since he had actually been eager to work with Musk. “I would have worked really hard for him,” he says.

leopards. face.

  She had printed out a few lines of Python rather than her actual code repository. (“Python is more at Musk’s level,” she says.) 

ouch. and, python takin strays.

my take: seems like an accurate review of all the sordid details, including musk's stochastic terrorism, round eleventy.