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by throwaway98797 3y ago
there’s no way to guarantee this
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
not all bosses are like you
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
only those with sufficient power enough indifference can ignore the crowd
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
start with that you know nothing live accordingly eat, laugh, dare to love, and depart from this mortal coil it’s wild, it’s long, and if you’re lucky feels too short
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
> Say you have a situation like X; how would you approach it everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face that’s why you ask what happened historically vs. what you would do if you ask me what will i do if you put a cookie in f
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
the difference between quitters and polymaths is outcomes the weirdo learning weird stuff becomes eccentric and interesting the moment they make it the only advice there is, is most will judge you by results success earned or unearned can c
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
legally really changes the vibe of your comment
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
take shakespeare, he borrowed from so many and yet most people don’t know a few examples Plutarch's Lives Holinshed's Chronicles Ovid's Metamorphoses good artist copy, great artist steal so on and worth i, for one, welcome th
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
if only there was a way to guarantee data availability through some kind of system like redundant hubs check out farcaster.xyz or download the client on warpcast.xzy
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
i’m weird as hell at work i slowly show more and more of my personality not right for everyone but i prefer being me even if it costs $$$
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
the common denominator is the author makes all else moot in hiring at best you can avoid the bad, but knowing good is always a toss up especially for high autonomy roles i’ve seen good process for cookie cutter roles, but thinkers are idi
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
everyone does it must work some of the time
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
say one thing once and they will create a narrative out of 40 years later we are but beasts!
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
anything external is possible anything internal is impossible ie make money ez lose weight impossible got to be some kind of psych issue
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
it’s taboo because they are advocating a limitation of rights for one party to benefit another others the us isn’t a collective society but an individualistic one
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
that’s true the facts are different between apple and google
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
not op appreciate the comment this exchange is what i show young people to demonstrate why you should never work for such companies (not signaling out yours specifically) human want to be human (tho a buddy of mine worked there with great b
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
no one is there to give you anything they are there to give you a chance maybe it is impossible for you to do this, but it’s clearly not impossible for others that challenge is valuable information maybe a different area is a better pursuit
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
not your keys, not your crypto but it’s a moot point because centralized exchanges like coinbase offer a valuable service of solving a lot of the issues with crypto ux
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
losing your job is not the same as losing capital
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
money makes you more of yourself no one knows which drink will turn you into an alcoholic… it could be your next one same with money your next or first million might the thing that will disconnect you from all that you hold dear
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
talk to customers talk to investors nothing wrong with having a hobby, but don’t ever delude yourself
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
i envy you that you managed to live your life with this kind of belief that’s like a sales guy closing a deal… you did one piece of the puzzle and dealt with one type of headache you clearly have no clue what founders actually do
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
maybe that’s why successful start ups disregard laws sometimes they get big enough comply or change laws later remember there’s always later
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
so many of my frens (note the spelling) have had their coinbase accounts frozen or investigated when used as a pass through i’ve personally never had a problem with them or circle but my transaction volume is low. the normie can’t and won’t
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
if you stay in crypto fees are small the port to fiat is the problem someone somewhere will need to change USDC / USDT (eek) to fiat either all visitors of the platform or the platform forms those relationships this is the weakness of
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
those who self-sooth with {substance} found to have problems news at 11
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
terseness
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by throwaway98797 3y ago
in any situation where i can have others make decisions for me, i encourage / ask them to do so i focus on what i’m good at it so happens to be things i like doing and it also so happens to be things that the market finds valuable with

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