lfrmgnd

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The Garden of Forking Memes(aaronzlewis.com)
1 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Be Unpersuasive(calvinrosser.com)
2 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|0 comments
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The Three Sides of Risk(collaborativefund.com)
4 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|0 comments
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
I like the framework. The idea that desire is a universal part of the human condition is a good one. In thinking about the three desires you've listed – possession, deliverance, and revenge – I can't help but wonder where internal
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Hedge funds braced for second stock market plunge(ft.com)
1 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|1 comments
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
It was a perfect storm for me. Other life events – moving, buying a car, burnout at work, etc. – helped create a psychological cascade that eventually won out on one rainy afternoon. Had a few other events not been there, might have been a
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I Lost $50k with One Bad Investing Decision. Here’s What I Learned(calvinrosser.com)
7 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|3 comments
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We Can’t Foresee the Pandemic’s Long-Term Effects(nytimes.com)
2 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|0 comments
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
It seems that you're relating moral judgments ("right" or "wrong") with the level of success a company achieves. A company's success is not a moral question. A company that correctly identifies a trend and scal
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
Unless you're one of the few people who knows what they want from an early age, the only way you figure out what you want in life is to try a bunch of stuff and pay attention to how it goes. Eventually, you'll start piecing togeth
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
If markets continue to behave as they have, this job cut is a signal that BA is going to soar in the next few days.
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
Paul Graham argues that the fragmentation in American society – polarized politics, diverging cultural values, and increasing economic inequality – is not the result of "some force that's pulling us apart, but rather the erosion o
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The Refragmentation(paulgraham.com)
1 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|1 comments
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
Reading books is the best habit I've developed since graduating from college. I've used this system to retain more of what I read. It's definitely not perfect, but it's helped me get a lot more out of my time reading. Cu
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How to Read a Nonfiction Book(calvinrosser.com)
9 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|2 comments
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by lfrmgnd 6y ago
For years, I traveled the world while working remotely. The freedom was great, but after a while, it all seemed to blur together. My life felt kind of pointless and transient. Earlier this year, I decided to stop traveling to build more dep
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The End of a 36 Country Journey(calvinrosser.com)
3 points by lfrmgnd 6y ago|2 comments