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I've been using twitter for 10 years, and it's generally been "OK" (but still net positive, it helped me get an internship and a job). Last year twitter became
by OmarShehata 3y ago
I've been using twitter for 10 years, and it's generally been "OK" (but still net positive, it helped me get an internship and a job). Last year twitter became an incredibly positive thing in my life (in spite of the exodus and things generally getting a little worse). A lot of that change for me is echoed in this post!
Every time I see people commenting on here saying "people still use that?" or "why would you do this to yourself" etc, I get it, I've been there, there's a lot of shit out there. But I stumbled on basically this path he describes (made a brand new account, stopped being self conscious, just started following interesting people and replying to interesting things) and I feel like it has supercharged my learning & connecting with cool people and maybe even "dark smoky rooms full of interesting people" (nothing smoky yet but getting there!)