financltravsty

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by financltravsty 2y ago
What is next?
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Very well, then I'll have to be more conscious of the mental model I've built, and test it again.
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There's so much wrong here; from including a propaganda mill as a source, to that source not affirming your assertions, to not lining up at all with what I've experienced. Yes, small and medium sized business are slowly removing t
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by financltravsty 2y ago
Sounds like a "just-so story." Credentialism is still around due to inertia, not any conscious thought or decision-making. Tell your conservative, F500 director you're going to get rid of degree requirements and watch your ca
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by financltravsty 2y ago
A lifestyle that includes brain-fog avoiding habits and activities, notably socialization, family and friends, and so on -- anything that provides outsize stimulus to the brain. Generally, I wager the main cause of the brain-fog (as well as
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Grab lady luck by the forelock and hold on tight.
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Then you simply haven't lived it -- a privilege you should be ever grateful for. Many people try to be good at heart, but there are certain dens of scum that all but the naive, foolish, and equally villainous steer clear of (I was the
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Refreshing. Where can I find more -- do you know who the author is and title of this work? Edit: Found it. The Principles of Art by Robin George Collingwood
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Corollary to this: if you find that there is one engineer monopolizing the entire decision-making process, perhaps it's because everyone else is utter shit, and said engineer is tired of having to deal with the insanity of maintaining
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Now parallelize it lol
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Blockchain is used as a stand-in financial system for those who don't or can't use the incumbent ones (for banking, commerce, gambling, and so on). AI is nowhere close to delivering on its promises. But it's pretty useful for
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Please note that Ludic is partly writing for himself to vent about the massive disappointment it is working in tech after all he's been through and partly as a rallying cry for others who can relate to being primarily surrounded by wel
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Local dolphin doesn't like fun, yells at seaweed.
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Your intuition, and your heart and head. Children become most like whoever they spend the most time with. So, one of the best things you can do is just be the type of person you want your children to grow up into -- and spend time with them
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A confounding variable is that neurodivergants are more culpable to being traumatized and suffer greater dysfunction when traumatized. Being on the ND spectrum (and having been through the ringer of medical professionals, with god knows how
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by financltravsty 2y ago
Same, but with age and also being on the "piece of shit" side a few too many times -- I've realized most of it just circumstance and the more-often-than-not conclusion of a series of unfortunate life events. I don't know
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Are you asking to help nadam or to help yourself?
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Do you not see the irony in your post? Just like the people you lambaste, you also do not have a level-headed opinion, based on a 3rd party account and not personal experience. I would put "getting my values from editorialized stories
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President; managing director.
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Take crypto off your resume -- it's a scarlet mark.
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Seems like a psyop to me. The work is important, but not the most important part. Execution is vital, but if you're executing on a shit idea and are not able to reorient plans quickly and deftly, you'll likely end up wasting an en
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by financltravsty 2y ago
Fantastic post.
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A very fuzzy pattern that has repeated itself in numerous industries: the easier money is to get/have, the less robust and exacting one has to be with the processes of attaining and maintaining it. A clear example is with any of the nu
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Yes, but it is now impossible to separate them from the hype (same as functional programming languages, cloud providers, etc.). They will continue to be used, but their proliferation into contexts where they are not the best tool (MongoDB a
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Congratulations, this is where a pattern matching system with years of experience having to deal with this industry steps in. Make the intuitive jumps yourself.
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It is. Make some friends first. Be the type of person that people want around. Then the third place will naturally form
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ZIRP -> free money detached from practical feedback loops -> bad decisions
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I don't feel anything from the ad, but if you're numb to a pointed reminder of the towering tetragrammaton that ushered in perhaps the most anti-human technology we have seen (phones), then perhaps you need to be a little more ope
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It's possible. Perhaps it's time to run an experiment?
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Value defined reductively as simply monetary value is peak finance brain. Yes, investors can allocate their resources with the expectation of gain outside the financial realm (but whether or not they have any other sensibilities is a much h

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