Michael Schlafly

what is happening

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@edzitron “For months” lmao. We’ve been working for entire months over here! I started working in MAY and it’s AUGUST! I’ve been working SO HARD for entire MONTHS!

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@edzitron “Tirelessly”…. they’ve been working “tirelessly”. They’ve been working SO HARD on these debt deals. Real nose to the grindstone stuff. Fingers to the bone. There are the Roman salt mines and then there are the Apollo datacenter debt deals.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@Pe1per @feldiswyth It reads like satire but it’s hard to tell these days.

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@layeredstacks It’s supposed to be hard.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@allthesarahs777 @Hipsy_afya We get termite swarms as well. Going around and turning on the lights and being like “look at this” is truly hilarious. Dude, turn off all your lights and turn a light on outside and chill tf out.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@__michiel__ @WomenBeingAwful I can assure you it’s the same for native English speakers.

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@gabrieljbaker This is where you start wandering around your overpriced studio apartment, realizing that what you were working on was “kinda dumb anyway”, and you fall into a deep depression.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@martyrmade Every second grader knows brown is the combination of red, yellow, and blue, which means this dangerous alliance has effectively sewn up the entire rainbow.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@Jared_Seidel_ This has to be rage bait

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@realMaalouf Not trying to sound tough or anything, but I think my dog might try to kill somebody who approached me like that.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@TRobinsonNewEra Reminds me of

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@DummiWubz @madis_sins Shhhh don’t tell them our secret

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@SportsCardFunHo @dezgoldie This made me laugh so hard ty

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@yacineMTB Just take it a day at a time and don’t overthink it. You don’t need to solve all your problems and conflicts at once. Just stay in the moment and enjoy it and accept where the chips fall.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@chamath Lmao

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@LukeAHutchison @chamath He sounds unhappy.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@brandon_galang I’ve noticed once fable does something, sonnet can replicate it pretty well. For example, fable comes up with a pretty awesome way to a/b test a doctrine/schema/workflow, etc. once fable sets it up, sonnet sees what fable did and can replicate it.

[Michael Schlafly @schlafin]

@brandon_galang For me sonnet gets me closer/faster to asking the right questions. Sometimes sonnets wrong answers are more valuable than opus’ “right” answers bc you realize you’re not asking the right questions. But without fable it’s hard to act on sonnet.