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Would love to set a 10 year reminder to check in on how this life strategy has worked out.
by speakfreely 4y ago
Would love to set a 10 year reminder to check in on how this life strategy has worked out.
- osigurdson 4y agoRight. Wow, look at me, I now have a cushy (soul crushing) job at the city just like my slightly wealthier neighbour. All life goals checked off now.
- sangnoir 4y agoI knew you were someone who could afford to "ignore" social cues. I used to think the tech-type was not like that until I observed some common threads, at lest in the Bay Area (driving an EV or planning to buy one - likely a Tesla, Patagonia vests, loves to hike, has an Apple watch)
- osigurdson 4y agoGorpcore
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- selfhoster11 4y agoI work in DevOps and check off literally none of the items you listed. I still get paid relatively well, and I don’t signal unless it’s required to maintain my job. I’m happy enough.
- osigurdson 4y agoThe next time you feel the need to "signal to maintain your job", try not signalling. I suspect you will end up with a better job.
- wellbehaved 4y agoYeah. Look where this got Galileo. House arrest for the rest of his life. Bad call Galileo, you should have paid better attention to social cues! /s
- CyanBird 4y agoWell... Copernicus did take a cue, he wrote his book and ideas and only published them when he was about to die (or postmortem I don't remember/can't lookup the details rn)
- wellbehaved 4y agoThe world needs more milquetoasts like Copernicus and less tall poppies like Galileo! /s
- vouaobrasil 4y agoSeems to work pretty well for me, and I'm not rich and never have been. But I've always been very happy not caring about what other people think or making an impression.