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🚨ELON'S FEEDBACK STYLE: EITHER BIG PICTURE BOMBS OR MICROSCOPE DEEP DIVES An xAI employee said Elon rarely lands in the middle when giving notes, it’s either high-level product direction like "focus only on this segment or kill that feature" or super granular on compute efficiency and latency with specific...

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