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a3voices
13y ago
The world "wealthy" in my opinion means you can live the rest of your life in comfort without working, if you choose. These people are not wealthy.
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a3voices
13y ago
Disagree. Don't fix what's not broken.
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a3voices
13y ago
Money is a massive scheme to convince young people to do things for old people.
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a3voices
13y ago
It's because a lot of people are pretentious.
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a3voices
13y ago
They probably mean the ideas they have aren't strong enough to warrant the hassle, time investment, and energy to implement them.
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a3voices
13y ago
It is so annoying to meet random people that I just don't do it often. Because you have to put a lot of effort into the conversation usually.
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13y ago
You would probably spend your time writing blog posts criticizing other successful people [1], or invading small peninsulas like Crimea. [1] http://blog.pmarca.com/2014/03/18/when-carl-icahn-ran-a-comp...
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13y ago
It bothers me that you can be arrested for just being a member of a website.
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13y ago
I spend 45 minutes driving to work and back every day. That's meditative enough for me.
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13y ago
It's more like gold than like cash.
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13y ago
Did ADHD exist when people were hunter-gatherers? If not, it is not a real disorder in my book.
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> 1. Change Will Happen Much, Much Faster Not a chance. Regulation is stifling innovation.
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a3voices
13y ago
I work for a Fortune 500 company as a programmer and I've spent probably 70-80% of my time at work over the last four years reading random tech news.
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13y ago
Do you think it's nutty for all the gold in the world to be worth $6 trillion?
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13y ago
It's amusing how the same person posted and answered the question. It's almost like he's using Stack Overflow as a blog.
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13y ago
It's amusing because Adam Carolla doesn't need funding to do it.
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Notes on How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big
(sivers.org)
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13y ago
Make the right social connections, and get tons of free stuff forever
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a3voices
13y ago
You should work for NASA.
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13y ago
If you think long term enough, investments don't matter at all, because you'll be dead. On an even longer term, entropy will reduce the universe to nothingness. In the big scheme of things, it's all just a silly game.
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People who commit suicide are just placing a huge value on external things. It's understandable I think, although also sad obviously.
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13y ago
It could be improved, but no crypto will ever 100% work due to human error.
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Political Skills which Increase Income
(lesswrong.com)
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13y ago
If you don't want the risk, then don't invest. Nobody is forcing anyone to put money into Bitcoin or Bitcoin-related ventures.
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Fail Faster
(overcomingbias.com)
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Sleeping Beauty problem
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
The number of comments makes the rank go down.
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Cargo cult science
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
TDD is a great way to take the fun out of software development.
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13y ago
Just start making things, and telling people you're making things. Eventually you will become connected to like-minded people.
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