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by keeptrying 2y ago
Don't tell them. Buy on Alibaba - $200 of anything that you think would sell. And then sell it. Not rocket science but most people are their own biggest wall.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Start with ecommerece. Buy on Alibaba for $200 and sell it.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Buy $200 of anything from Alibaba. Sell online. Max Cost of experiment: $200 + hours put in. You'll learn to sell. None of my advice is expensive in time or money. But it requires effort and ability to learn from failure. The learning
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by keeptrying 2y ago
the most importat skills to learn: 1. Sales = learn to knock on a 100 doors to get one sale. 2. Marketing = learn to communicate your value prop to specific companeis and hiring managers. 3. Delviery = learn to deliver products/project
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by keeptrying 2y ago
If you code, you should be building a business on the side. Especially if you are early in your career and its becoming harder to land a stable job. you need to learn how to market your skills, get clients and deliver. No more excuses to si
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by keeptrying 2y ago
If you work in a big company, - the perception of hitting OKRs is more important than anything else - if you can enter into the OKR discussion early, then you can control it. - if you can, run the OKR process much to your gain :)
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Having money is as hard as not having it. Having money is actually harder because there are no constraints to guide you. Arnold is right - be useful
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by keeptrying 2y ago
The window has too nice a view to ruin unfortunately.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
I have to leave my windows dirty so the damn birds stop smacking into it. Furrows the brow of my wife up quite a bit.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Is always striking when I see a really good musician perform live. It hits you like a ton of bricks. This is a local Bay Area band and all 3 members are exquisitely skilled in more than one instrument. https://www.howelldevine.co
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by keeptrying 2y ago
There do exist physician assistants but they are terrible. Never met a good one. The lack of agency is what's primary here. You are never guaranteed to have the best care all of the time - even if you have the money.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
The DNC really needs to address Trump voters. They have to figure out their needs there and satisfy them. Its crucial.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
“Care Doesn’t Scale” is a fractal type of truth which essentially describes life but also is a steadfast warning of the underlying state of healthcare in general. Holistic 100% care doesn’t exist - even for the rich. The only way to get opt
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Get in front of an expert and ask them what they should have read first. In most fields the best will know. And the process of getting inf ront of the best will also teach you about the field.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Realize I didn't answer your qeustion. Online courses aren't really holistic enough and not fundamental enough. They are usually dertivatives which are a translation of sorts from source documents. For medicine you want the source
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Since this struck a note - you can find UCSFs list of textbooks here: https://meded.ucsf.edu/sites/meded.ucsf.edu/files/inline-fil... Start with Anatomy. And the basic anatomical form. Start with a problem yo
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by keeptrying 2y ago
And this is why you need to study Medicine! https://meded.ucsf.edu/sites/meded.ucsf.edu/files/inline-fil...
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by keeptrying 2y ago
U=I bought more or less every book on this. https://meded.ucsf.edu/sites/meded.ucsf.edu/files/inline-fil... Start with Anatomy. Start with a problem you HAve personally. And understand the anatomy and physiol
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Yep ... UCSF does this. Weidly its the only good one I Found.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
By the very fact that the resource is "good enough" implies that it won't have the holistic and beginner-tolerance required of a good instruction set. A great text will get you upto beinngin in 2 weeks - month. A "good e
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by keeptrying 2y ago
The first two years are the scientific part of a medical course. The next two are more about interacting with a live patient in a variety of settings. Obviously this si useful. But most of the harm created by the medical system and skewed d
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Thanks for the reply. Yep I'm ware of Guyton and Nnja. The marginal information that a doctor has from real life is useful but with so many medical errors, for 80% of people they aren't relevant. I've caught surgeons literall
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by keeptrying 2y ago
A big hole in this article is that you need to find the very best learning resource there is. This is a must. Eg: For RL it would be Barto&Sutton book. Sometimes the best source is not intuitive. Eg: The best way to become a safe driver
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by keeptrying 2y ago
No. Know lots of people in this bucket. Of course there are some who want $100M. But most are really happy that they most likely don’t ever have to do anything they don’t like.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Do you have any proof even circumstantial?
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by keeptrying 2y ago
If you keep working past $10M net worth (as all these people undoubtedly are) its usually always for legacy. I actually think Sam's vision probably scares them.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
If OpenAI is the foremost in solving the AGI - possibly the biggest invention of mankind - it's a little weird that everyone's dropping out. Does it not look like that no one wants to work with Sam in the long run?
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Great name for your startup btw. :) Didn't even need to click on it to know what it does.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
The ludicrous 6% fee is whats going to drive adoption by end users and in turn by brokers. Move that fee to 1% for buyer agent and you have a massive market.
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by keeptrying 2y ago
Thank you - Yes its kinda funny and very sad at the same time. They seem to be blind to the fact that facetime is what gets you promoted along with output of hard-work. You can't work hard at home - at least 90% can't. All in all

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