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Married to a wonderful woman who contributes in every way to our home - in the same way that I do. 2-3 children. Building my own house while the kids are growing up - in the Santa Cruz Mountains (or Portola valley or woodside or whatever).
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> But abstract and engaging product vision does not come easily with them Well it's a good thing neither of those are particularly necessary or even going to be received well at them. After all - this is why you have PMs. It's
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4y ago
Sounds like aspartame (my artificial sweetener of choice) seems to still be basically without side effect besides gut biome changes. Which doesn’t really mean anything currently because they don’t know if that has any measurable change in t
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4y ago
It’s just as childish because you’re making assumptions about the content based off a cover. It’s no different. Something something MLK quote something something.
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I find this as childish as to not read a book because it doesn’t have a flashy cover.
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They explained in a video why they do it… Most creators are explicit in why they do it. If they didn’t - their channel wouldn’t reach as far as it did otherwise.
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Yes let’s assume everyone is asexual… a fine starting point.
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Broke: “figure out your passion and make that your job” Woke: “get a lucrative career and find time to do your passions on the side” Bespoke: “find a lucrative profession and gaslight yourself into thinking you loved it all along” I know wh
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Tbh - I find these things hardly overlap. People who like fancy things tend to like fancy things regardless of the job they have. Their satisfaction with their job rarely influenced their purchasing decisions - it’s mostly influenced by the
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On the other hand if you hadn’t done what you did - you might’ve been perpetually single because no one likes dating a bum, never had kids, and would’ve never enjoyed any of the accommodations in your lifestyle.
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4y ago
Lean FIRE wouldn’t be hard. But I’m more of a fatFIRE type.
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I think this really depends on the type of work you're doing. I've found that often the work I'm paid to do at many jobs is one step away from pure code monkey - even if that job is pulling me $1m+/yr. It seems like the
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4y ago
Having worked in SV for a while and talked to many within SV... Good teams and leaders are rare. Most are garbage. Most people are just worked to death and have crazy ambition/work ethic to make stupid shit happen. There's no go
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Cause capitalism can never be at fault. We must continue to grind and support our overlords. The reasons for societal collapse could never be attributed to capital - for capital is what will save us all and lead us all to nirvana. Capital i
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It’s acceptance of people as they are but then ostracizing them from the community. We’re not including people who are different anymore than we did in the past. We’re just “accepting” them with words and not actions. I see this behavior a
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9/11 had a response that was fueled by the media to get people into a frenzy to support an unjust invasion of multiple countries. The MIC was doing its job very well back then to make a multi-trillion war happen.
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I despise remote/wfh articles for this reason on HN. At this point - some ML script could do a better job creating new comments than what people on HN could. Everyone has to share their 10,000th anecdote about why work from office kill
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In the USA - it's not trivial currently (or really ever). Leetcode and system design - regardless of economic environment - are always difficult to pass the interview loop for. With 2 mediums or 1 hard being the standard in <40 minu
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> I think that becoming a parent fundamentally changes who you are. It's the antidote to all the worries and anxiety you had about success and coping before, but now don't have time to indulge in. All the parents in Silicon Val
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It’s a reversion to the early 1900s. It correlates well with Robert Putnam’s newer book. https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/50124402-the-upswing
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I don’t think most people disagree there’s a difference in how brains start - I think people disagree about the size of the difference and the importance . The brain seems far more plastic than the rest of the body in terms of potential.
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The part where he says comedy is genetic and not taught seems so… ironic? I don’t get how he can’t see that because his father was funny he was able to learn from him just like his daughter learns from him. So weird. I guess admitting tha
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Nothing. If you can perform at the arbitrary level your manager wants then who cares. Personally - I have no issue with this even if I was managing someone (I’m not). I find it almost ironic (if it wasn’t so typical) that so many here bitch
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I had never used Kotlin before but picked it up day 1 of the job easily and was committing and pushing PRs immediately. There’s always a few gotchas with any language but Kotlin to me was basically JS/Python meets Java. Pretty trivial
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This is the reason I joined tech. I could’ve done other careers but I wanted a job that could support a family and allow me to still be present with them. (And offer really good growth in income if family didn’t work out)
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> So minority candidates are given an advantage in getting their foot in the door, but still have to prove themselves qualified for the job by doing well in interviews. I’ve heard from diversity candidates who work at Microsoft and inter
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Exactly. I’ve had to stop climbing multiple times due to injuries. It just fucking happens for most of us. I had a fucked up shoulder for 6+ months that limited me from climbing and other activities. Even now - I don’t think about it all th
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Relatedly: Has there been any new dating apps that haven't been acquired by Match and are trending upwards? I feel like just as Hinge was getting popular and people were talking of its success - it fell off hard due to acquisition by
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OKC was bought by Match - they were no longer the same company after being acquired as they were before. All these articles were written before they were acquired.
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I remember injuries from exercising and other things involving exercise because they lasted months or forever . You’re acting as if exercise never has any drawbacks - like the other commenter said. It definitely does. Getting injured is pa
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