ChefboyOG

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by ChefboyOG 8y ago
If you want to remain in a major US city with a lower cost of living, great quality of life, and thriving intellectual community, I'd strongly recommend checking out Chicago. While it's not as cheap as many cities you'll find
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How to Tell If You're Joining a Rocketship(angel.co)
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How Well-Meaning Startups Destroy Employee Trust(angel.co)
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What Makes a Good Head of Talent–Beyond “People Skills”(angel.co)
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How to Hire After Raising Your Seed Round(angel.co)
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How to Hire Your First 10 Employees(angel.co)
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How to Hire World-Class Engineers(angel.co)
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"We are all familiar with the standard paradigm in systems neuroscience" I don't know why but that opening cracked me up. I'm sure everyone who frequents the site is actually familiar, but reading that opener felt like b
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AngelList's Guide to Hiring Engineers(angel.co)
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I was literally just about to share this as well. Such an underrated movie. Although, Elmyr has a little more of a superhero-esque aura around his forgeries than this guy.
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The bit about side projects generating more press than anything you do commercially... There's no need to personally attack me like that.
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I always think about the particular difficulty of translating authors who use language in ways that are very subtly strange to native speakers. How do you recreate that strangeness in a second language without completely reimagining the wri
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Your second point is especially salient to me. I think you see it in all creative fields, from development to painting. People who are religious about a style—viewing the style's doctrine as an ends in and of itself, as opposed to a to