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aaronrobinson
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Can’t imagine his job would have been much fun in a pro crypto environment. That he’s goes as Trump arrives is no coincidence.
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Black hair is associated with Italian women.
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And you know what they’re doing? They’re eating the cats and dogs…
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AirHeadToToe.com
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I think he was talking about a theoretical marketplace
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All new equity is worthless. If you persuade someone to buy some it's a little less worthless and if you demonstrate value by generating revenue then it a little bit less worthless again but of say 1000 new companies, 50 may generate r
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Paywall so pointless post
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Nobody is going to work for your company for free. Your equity is worthless. Almost all startups fail so you’re asking others to take on your risk. Not being unkind but trying to manage your expectations.
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Unless they’re much further ahead
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It’s a nice idea but the site says under support so if I were you I’d have wait until you had something to show that remains available before posting for feedback.
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People losing weight?
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To build their bunkers
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Based on one recruiter who I’ve never heard of.
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Ignorant. Where will the future not junior ones come from.
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My daughter is having the same issue. She has almost 2 years experience and is very good at selling herself. But she is being pushed back for either not having enough experience to hit their requeiment, often 2 years or she gets to the fina
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2y ago
Sounds like a great idea
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I can’t believe people are still using it.
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I’m figuring it out and I fully expect that to always be true. One thing I tried to do was be as honest with myself as possible about what was important to me. I concluded that being fit and healthy and maintaining financial independence we
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Figuring it out is so much fun.
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This is part of my life philosophy. The word retire needs to be retired. The concept of waiting until you have enough money to last you to an age you probably won’t live to before you start doing the things you want is bizarre to me, especi
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This is one of the things I’m doing. I’ve always been useless with my hands but it’s a whole lot of fun gradually learning even the most basic of things. I have a house to renovate but no time limit and gradually learning one little skill m
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I disagree with putting family first. Health is top of the list for me. Money is next. They are the enablers of time. Then family is a consideration.
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You’re absolute right in some respects on your last point. You need to seize the day. So many people delay retirement too long for fear of not being financially protected to age they probably won’t last to, meanwhile their physical and ment
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Im in a similar boat but about 18 months further down the line than you. I figure that even if I choose (or have) to earn something I can do something I love doing for less or something I’m good at for less time. I’ve done the summmer bum t
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So are a lot of things hard to master but execution is easy for most musical instruments. Just go and hire or buy one. I think this post is the opposite of being economically successful at things
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I haven’t tried art yet so I might like it but I have a few musical instruments to learn on my list but they’re nowhere near the top.
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I stopped work at 55 after 40 years in tech, from being a developer right up to CTO. I do very little coding, mainly because there are so many other things I want to do. Having this time really makes you ask yourself what it is you really w
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How could she not know a part of the company she was a CEO of did their own prosecutions. She’s a liar or beyond incompetent.
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Who is paying $300 to get their windows cleaned?
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They don’t support switching auth either. Prob just not on their list of priorities
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