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gammabetadelta
3y ago
one has to have honor for themselves you may win the FIRE game but you've cost yourself the chance to be something you respect
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gammabetadelta
3y ago
we all play games if your game let's you do this without guilt then good on you but, maybe there's a better route than escape... turn work into something worth doing
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gammabetadelta
3y ago
1. tips 2. poker 3. back up in case of emergency
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
new relationships = low commitment never ask a new friend to hang in X, where X is days away. instead just do, i'm heading to this arcade want to join? or i'm at coffee shop now, want to stop by and catch up. this is how you can
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
This is about being a fit or not. Clearly you weren't a fit, which often times is barely related to your actually skill set. Early in my career my bosses are people I would never hire today. This will be your future and you will look b
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
what's acceptable to you may be unacceptable to others
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
welcome to the new dystopia, it just like the old dystopia but with bots
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
gary is not making friends, but he's rich so he will be fine the whole idea of regulation through enforcement is absurd, when did it become to hard to make laws? why should companies guess at what will and won't be enforced based
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
setting career goals seems pretty silly though im nearly 20 years into my career i barely can predict where i'll be in one year, let alone five for the first 10 years my only goal was to make more money and not hate work not a great
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4y ago
the insipid conversation of others lays so heavy on me. i can't seem to ignore it and it bogs me down, i have to do so much too suppress my hatred of their banality folks say im so wonderful in conversation but its more that if i let t
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4y ago
it only takes one value to be two sigma outside of the norm to never be hired you can be normal on seven values but have one hang up and bam you're a weirdo
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
The war on cash boils the frog slowly. Soon you won't able to have savings in cash at all. No wonder people are excited about crypto.
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
The primary purpose of the SEC is to enforce the law against market manipulation. Their job is to regulate not allocate. They aren't here to pick winners or losers they only control who is allowed and not allowed to take money and from
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
Ha, it does sound like I am. Maybe I'm naive, it doesn't seem like there's a desire for world domination. No political aspiration, unlike Sheryl Sandberg. Not implying she is evil or anything just highlighting another highly
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4y ago
I'm sure there are thousands of people smarter than Musk. Intelligence is necessary but not sufficient. In fact, being a little too smart is quite detrimental to success. I almost want to say intelligence is orthogonal to running a com
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
The problem with a lot of these posts is that there's a spectrum of people. On one end you have the sigma grind who work all the time and on the other those who don't do anything and complain. Both are toxic in their own ways sinc
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
I can't believe this is a real take. I know this account is a bit new and slightly troll y . I've used Tesla's products, so as a consumer I'm very grateful for it. I am not a direct investor in Tesla (ie., only via ind
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4y ago
Bill Gates is not without his faults. I agree that some people value modesty, I hope those people won't stop the next ego manic from trying to change the world. I'd equally be happy if we could clone Buffett, Gates, and Musk. We g
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4y ago
Why do you hate arrogant people? Or more/less charitably confident. He's playing a game and he's winning. While not all his tactics sit well with me, he's created immense value for the world. We want this man to keep inv
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4y ago
it's fun to drive. it's got the best charging network (in the united states). they charge fast. it goes vroom vroom.
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4y ago
Sell yourself as a specialist consultant, invariably companies need generalists they just don't know that they do.
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
yep and in the long-run we are all dead
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4y ago
love is hard to foster solve a deep and painful problem and people will follow give people meaning and purpose is why religion is so powerful the best products look like religion (see tesla as an example) the fans take on the identity of th
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4y ago
we aint nothing but mammals incentives drives us overpopulation was controlled by sacrifice and infanticide
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4y ago
start going to the gym during work hours you mentioned its an area you haven't focused on i don't know your fitness level, but anything that makes you huff and puff a little sure feels nice
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gammabetadelta
4y ago
the incentives are different online vs. irl. very few folks are comfortable being the [nerd, asshole, dweeb, etc] in real life. being labeled as not nice, will exclude you from social activity. when people go out, they just want to relax an