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Jasmine Sun on writing and doing everything to win
Photos by Karina Bao Jasmine is an independent journalist covering Silicon Valley tech and culture. That’s the tight one-liner she’ll tell you if you ever meet her and ask what she does. What she won’t tell you is the million other lives she lives that seem to all perfectly culminate into that one liner. There’s writer Jasmine, who spends 2-4 days buried in a post until it’s published. “It’s going to be really boring following me around. I’m really just at my laptop all day.” In the words of a close friend: “Most people would like encouragement or a pat on the back, but Jasmine usually…
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