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@daiwaka

New York Times reporter covering technology (mainly, Google) in SF. NBA fan, sneakerhead, and gadget lover. Tell me a good story dai.wakabayashi@nytimes.com

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Joined May 2008
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  1. 4 hours ago

    America 2017

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    10 hours ago

    Steve Kerr on all the former greats who said they'd beat this team.

    315 replies 9,215 retweets 17,341 likes
  3. 13 hours ago

    Welcome -- working with isn't that bad. He's usually asleep under his desk.

    I'm very excited to work with so many of the best journalists, editors, and media thinkers in the world and also .
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  4. Jun 7

    Uber has entered the Tyson Zone ( term) where I'd believe almost any story about them. It's a rare feat for a company

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  5. Jun 7
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    Steph Curry fan grandma's question is about the name Alphabet. She likes the name. Clearly, she's locked in for Game 3

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  6. Jun 7
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    Yes, she is up next!

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  7. Jun 7
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    Also, Steph Curry fan grandma is leaning on a cane while she waits. If she doesn't get to ask her question, I'm going to shout ATTICA!

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  8. Jun 7
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    LET HER ASK A QUESTION!

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  9. Jun 7

    At alphabet shareholder meeting, there is an elderly asian woman standing to ask a question in a Chinese New Year Steph Curry jersey. Boss.

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    Jun 7

    So Uber guy who circulated medical records of rape victim was not among those canned. Until Recode came calling

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  11. Jun 7

    At Alphabet shareholder meeting, we're in the q&a session. Kent Walker, general counsel, is playing the role of flak jacket

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  12. Jun 7

    Shocking: All Alphabet shareholder proposals, including a report on gender pay, defeated. So Larry and Sergey turn away the nuns.

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  13. Jun 7

    All proposals brought forward by Benedictine nuns

    Alphabet shareholder meeting. One man at mic: "Stop funding evil Clinton Foundation." Next man: "Stop funding evil apartheid Israeli state!"
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  14. Jun 6
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    5/ Maybe I'm naive, but I wish we didn't have to link the hires to diversity so high in many of these stories.

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  15. Jun 6
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    4/ lucky to hire anyone of this caliber. Again this isn't a criticism because I realize the context of Uber's lack of diversity is important

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  16. Jun 6
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    3/ and make it seem like they were only hired because Uber hadn't hired enough women or POC in the past. Obviously, any company would be

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  17. Jun 6
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    2/ Bozoma St. John and Francis Frei at Uber are being portrayed as part of its diversity efforts. It seems to diminish their accomplishments

    1 reply 1 retweet 4 likes
  18. Jun 6

    1/ This isn't a criticism, because I don't know if I would write it any differently. But something bothers me about how the hiring of

    1 reply 1 retweet 1 like
  19. Jun 5

    Apple would never do this, but ... Free HomePod for people who pay for 12 months of Apple Music. Classic razor/blade modeling.

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  20. Jun 5

    HomePod's $349 is Rorschach test for how captive analyst/reporter is to Apple. If they argue it's a good price, they've probably gone native

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