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My question is: if you've built a function where f($1.00) = $1.25, why stop at $10K/month? What I'm really saying: if you stop at $10K/month, you haven't actua
by wensing 16y ago
My question is: if you've built a function where f($1.00) = $1.25, why stop at $10K/month?
What I'm really saying: if you stop at $10K/month, you haven't actually built that function.
- teuobk 16y agoThe missing part of that function is that time is a scarce and necessary input.