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Do you remember when you were a child and something held your fascination so tightly and deeply that you snapped out of a trance many hours later? Look for that thing that you can dive into. Then block out the other things. Noise cancelling
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There are pockets where salary inflation is concentrating, and web3 maybe one of them. If you're a senior blah blah and want to get paid, it's hard to beat the high margin monopoly companies in FAANG. Once you're in the club
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Prices will stay the same, but days on market increases. Inflation works itself through the system and eventually there will be a buyer.
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Does this remind anyone of Google+? They had tremendous fake "engagement" forcing people to sign in to Google+ to use youtube, docs, etc. Google is going back to their old playbook. Hope someone is getting a very nice promotion fr
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You think you'll have much choice? Is living without internet really a choice? Is living without electricity really a choice?
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Mental health affects happiness. You can have good and poor mental health both being single and not.
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Wait until there are calls for bricking Neuralink implants for boogeyman of your choice. If you think times are weird now, you ain't seen nothing yet.
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I was using a Google Cloud database last year on a production system. It shut off without any emails or notifications or messages or phone calls. I won't be fooled a second time.
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Imagine if instead of facing a judge and jury, you just get labeled as a dissident by one of Google's legally infallible black box AI filters. No longer can you use Email, Maps, News, Video, or any of the internet using Analytics. No p
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Opportunity costs get higher as your compensation goes up. Usually you don't start a company yourself, so you also need to consider your immediate network's increasing opportunity costs.
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I use side projects to figure out the next place to put my 100% full time effort. This way the side project does not need the unnecessary pressure of making money, having customers, a worthwhile use of time, etc.
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Homesteading is a modern day algo trap. As a concept it's so tantalizing that once you watch one video, the algorithms feed you endless hours of other homesteaders pretending for the cameras, asking you to smash the like and subscribe.
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You know how everyone hates real estate agents? Imagine if a real estate agent did not need to take courses, become licensed, and face repercussions for unethical and illegal conduct. That's what a recruiter is.
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Real interest rates are still massively negative and will not change much if our total 2022 hikes are 1%. It seems like monetary policy will result in financial crashes (like you allude in that comment) or potentially even more inflation cr
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Don't overcomplicate things. Ideally you or someone you know is willing to pay for said product. Then you find other people like you or someone you know who are also willing to pay.
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Have you run into the IRL pop up ads? People walking in front of you, interrupting your UX for a quick "5 min conversation" about their chosen cause? These pesky ads get through my blockers no matter how often I update my filters.
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If you thought site performance is bad now, wait a few quarters when there are grey beard investors pressuring leadership to wring out the last shekels from this carcass.
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You're wrong. Look at the history of digital gaming and people trading in game items for real money. Look at the whole swath of digital art, music, nba game moments, etc that could not be certified and now can be. Look at how major gam
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If you have money it's easier to make many more meaningful bets. You don't need to aim for epoch changing discoveries, just use money to become a benefactor of them.
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FWIW brave on mobile allows me to navigate websites without half the screen blocked by ads. Pages seem to load faster, battery life isn't randomly drained and helps avoid a lot of dark patterns found commonly on "news" websit
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Is there an alerts feature for this, similar to Ring neighbors?
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Front end is mostly a young person's game, and most subject to changes in fashionable trends. React and Vue seem to be the current winners in this space. Prepare to retool yourself in these to pass interviews.
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All things equal, pick the areas with growth. Google, Meta, Amazon all have natural monopolies in growing markets where your individual performance doesn't matter that much. This is a safe play w good short term upside. AI, blockchain,
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Everyone in this thread so far says no. Existing marketplaces and companies have solutions to their problems. You need to look at important problems that can not be solved with standard tech and are trivially solved with web3 or blockchain.
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The world is becoming and increasingly complex place and the amount of available information overwhelms the human mind. Instead of spending hundreds of hours researching a single topic, thinking through the points from different perspective
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If only I could pay Google $30 / year to opt out of their data collection schemes.
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Diogenes of Sinope. The more you read about him the stranger things get. Alexander the Great came to him and sought his guidance. Instead of being impressed and delighted by his request, Diogenes asked Alexander the Great to move to stop bl
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Paypal is not a licensed bank. Square, whose IPO was 11/19/2015, only got their bank license in 2020. Why should cryptocurrency be under the purveyance of banking regulations? Cryptocurrency is pulling back the iron curtain and re
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To add onto this, is it so hard to imagine the US gov't asking coinbase, gemini, etc to stop payments from "terrorists" and block their transactions? Where is censorship resistance when the on ramps and stakers become central
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Is it so hard to imagine that the US gov't does not want coinbase, gemini, etc to process payments from "terrorists" and block their transactions?
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