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tempsy
7y ago
Funnily enough, it is because I have an analytical mind that I actually think I over optimized on my spend. I, like many I know in this industry, have been playing the credit card reward game since 2012. I live a very minimalistic lifestyle
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7y ago
If you take a look at the top finance apps there’s a disturbing number of “bridge loan” apps that are meant to front you money between paychecks.
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7y ago
If you’re renting to young person or couple, there’s a better chance than not that they will voluntarily move out in a few years. And pro-construction legislation means the cap on rent will likely not mean much if you’re starting at a marke
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tempsy
7y ago
Yep - existential crises (e.g. a lot of Silicon Valley right now)
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tempsy
7y ago
Just a mistake then. Nowhere in the rest of the article does it say anything about her being an engineer.
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7y ago
Where does it say she’s an engineer? She’s not an engineer as far as I understand, she was a VC and in corporate development...the biz and strategy side.
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Morgan Beller, the 26-year old woman behind Facebook’s Libra
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Ask HN: Online Platform for Boycotting?
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7y ago
there’s something uniquely soul crushing about working in a corporate environment. After 6 years of it I think I’ve really had enough. I don’t think we as humans were programmed to live this way.
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7y ago
Coming into a significant amount of "paper" money didn't really make me any happier.
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7y ago
Such a bad take. The actual "elite" in urban centers are the ones walking around with strollers. Have a kid in the big city is the ultimate flex. No one else has kids because they can barely afford to live there themselves, let
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7y ago
Speaking from experience, when I eat like crap I feel tired mid-day, can't sleep well, and can't focus. Part of what I was trying to get at is if I cared to make myself an ultra productive work machine, then eating healthy and exe
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7y ago
I'm more surprised when I come across very rich people (e.g. VCs, CEOs, etc.) who are obese. You have all the money in the world and somehow made it to the top without the self-control and determination to take care of your body (and i
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7y ago
At least in SF it feels like there is a grey area between work and friend relationships. I don't necessarily think relationships that start at work can't be meaningful, though there's certainly a much greater chance a work re
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7y ago
I don't think that can explain everything. As far as I understand, cultures where family is highly valued (Latin America, some parts Asia) say they are happier despite being relatively less well off than richer countries.
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7y ago
Usually when you sign up for a subscription service you need to provide a credit card but won't be charged until the free trial period end, at which point you would be charged using the credit card you provided when you signed up initi
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7y ago
I'm a fan of https://privacy.com/ and use it for most subscriptions and any site I don't intend to buy from more than once - basically unlimited virtual debit cards you can set a limit for and make recurring or si
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7y ago
I feel like AirBnB has largely escaped the public uproar that Uber/Lyft have experienced, perhaps because workers rights are more tangible/relatable than the second order effects of crowding out housing stock for full-time Airbnbs