François Chollet on Twitter: "Successful execution is an aggregate of thousands of ideas and decisions, among which the most valuable and less-obvious ones are often not the "initial" one"

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1. trylks‏ @trylks 21 May 2018
  Replying to @fchollet
  
  In toxic environments the boss will provide the initial idea (some lazy bosses ask their subordinates for it), then force the team through a series of deadlines, and finally take all the credit. There are many. Many of you are probably in one. Run away ASAP. It only gets worse.pic.twitter.com/C3SejssqFI
  
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1. Darius‏ @darius_morawiec 21 May 2018
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  Word!
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1. babylon.eth ‏ @babylon_eth 21 May 2018
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  And therefore AI is not ready to do it correctly yet. Millions of millions years of evolution brought us a high super efficiency brain to make decisions that are suitable in the momentum..
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1. zephy.mao‏ @ZephyMao 21 May 2018
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  Successful execution needs our compound qualities: team work spirits, willpower and so on. If we achieve one of our ideas, it's nearly reshape ourselves.
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1. Swayson‏ @Swayson 21 May 2018
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  I have printed so many of your quotes. You have a way of really saying things, super relevant, in a very salient and easy to understand way. Thank you Francois.
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1. Cristi Vicas‏ @cristi_vicas 22 May 2018
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  A lot of people in startup env are afraid to share their ideas because they might got stolen. Well, everybody have tons of ideas! Why one should believe that the other's guy idea is better? And start implementing/"stealing" it? 1/n
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1. Cristi Vicas‏ @cristi_vicas 22 May 2018
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  Imho is the fear of failure that stops us from acting on our ideas. And once we start, the same fear stops us from ignoring the facts, that the path is wrong and leads nowhere. And tada! Self fulfilling prophecy! "I should have never started that! It failed badly!" 2/2
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1. Cristi Vicas‏ @cristi_vicas 22 May 2018
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  Still dont know how to properly thread . . .
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1. François Menet‏ @MenetdotRandom 22 May 2018
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  @fchollet Actually I often find out good ideas in the ashes of these first ideas, because they fail in new, unexpected ways. So even if I don't always do so, I try to implement the idea, just to get those fruitful ashes.
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1. Bin Rong‏ @brong78 23 May 2018
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  Couldn't agree any more.
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