Daniel and Manton catch up after Thanksgiving, and appreciate that it might be the most universally embraced American holiday. They compare notes about the amount they choose to work on holidays and how it reflects their work being something they love to do. Manton questions how much to share about a new feature he’s developing, and they talk about scenarios where sharing too much takes away from the broader impact of the feature. Finally, they talk about the resignation of Twitter’s CEO, what it could mean for the future of the company and for Manton’s feeling about it.
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Links:
- Blind Men and an Elephant – Wikipedia page on the Indian folklore inspiring part of our discussion.
- I’ll Leave You with This – Manton’s tweet resignation 1 year after Steve Jobs
- Indie Microblogging – Manton’s book-in-progress.
- not sure anyone has heard but – Jack Dorsey’s resignation tweet.
- Parag Agrawal – The new CEO of Twitter.
- The Wind at His Sails – Daniel’s tweet about the timing of Jack’s resignation.
- I Didn’t Have Time – Seth Godin assesses what we mean when we claim to not have the time to do something.