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by admissionsguy 1y ago
> There are people straight out of university who know nothing and can't deliver anything on their own earning over $200k per year and seasoned experts who can deliver anything barely earning 100k. In my model of the world, there is
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by admissionsguy 1y ago
> recognizing which companies to buy I bet it's really simple from the vantage point of being the owner of the biggest social app with billions to spare.
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by admissionsguy 1y ago
This post is an example of what is wrong with non-technical people. Lots and lots of verbiage is used, much of which has not objective meaning. As a result, the reader's brain has to burn copious amounts of glucose to reconstruct what
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by admissionsguy 1y ago
(This is NOT a sarcastic comment) Yes, everything else being equal, describing our company as AI Agent for X made it investable and not seem out of place among all the AI Agent for XYZ companies. You don't need to do "agentic&qu
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> anyone in the next year or two because If you believe this, just buy otm calls on s&p500 and you won’t have to worry about a job.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
how is it possible? what size and complexity projects are you working with? I have integrated llms into my dev workflow as much as possible and they are just not capable of doing all that much.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
That's a great headline. Maybe not for a non-fiction article, but a great headline nonetheless.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
It's an internment camp for you.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Wish there was a similar US visa for Europeans, but it would probably get swamped with applications
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> people who might do that and are paying sufficient attention to this are still reeling What are they doing?
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
You mean the System of America?
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Fortunately, biology is broad but not particularly deep, so even undergrads routinely contribute to research. The story is a much better analogy for fundamental theoretical physics. Source: got some background in both, decided it didn'
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> the more you realise we'll never reach a satisfactory understanding in our lifetime Depends on how long you intend to live, really
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> The fallacy is that people think DEI encourages preferential or token "diversity hires". Why do you say it is a fallacy when the E in DEI stands for the so called equity, which means exactly that. You seem to be describing eq
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
It came from abroad.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
and when it doesn’t work, propiomazine, trazodone, or when these don’t work, alimemazine to really put you in bed
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
or does one feel like a tech company, the other like a government agency?
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Unlikely to be COVID. The mRNA vaccine on the other hand...
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
I have been living in it for a couple of years now.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Which one translates best into high ticket SaaS sales?
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Should be a significant year: - move to the US - reach $10k MRR with my startup - find a system to manage my internet/scrolling addiction
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> Europe, and Europeans, do not _want_ the trillion dollar companies. And that’s why I will say ‘fuck you too’ rather than ‘goodbye’ when my O-1 is finally approved.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
I would benefit from it, but I really don’t see how.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
I say and feel the same things and I am a nobody. The EU just sucks majorly for a certain type of people.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Sounds like they are not afraid to use AI already, which will give them an unbeatable edge when the LLMs improve. Source: YC investment thesis
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> Last time I saw a company whose only European office was in Belgrade Obviously this is done to hire local workers. In general, and especially in Europe, most people are not interested in moving away from their home country if they can
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
Consistently counting the occurrences of letter R in the word strawberry (or strawberrystrawberry). Solving freshman physics and maths problems that are a variation of common problems (since they will solve the common problem and not the va
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
It's because we then go check it out, and see how useless it is when applied to the domain. > programmers are still in the denial phase I am doing a startup and would jump on any way to make the development or process more efficient
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
> It's national or international products, just like on Amazon. Yup. If you go to a souvenir store in a remote town (say Kiruna, Sweden), you will typically find local themed products manufactured in China.
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by admissionsguy 2y ago
I deal with it by spreading hate of my own. When I read a comment that indirectly insults me (by insulting a group I identify with), I pay it forward by crafting something designed to trigger the other group. Often in an altogether differen

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