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"You minimize (and regret) nuisances like incorporation, setting up payroll, and the gigantic productivity tarpit that is fundraising" Basically the exact work of Stripe Atlas
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Five Things We Need to Know About Technological Change by Neil Postman [pdf]
(cs.ucdavis.edu)
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Retention packages from the acquiring party get pretty insane to keep key employees on board.
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Visualizing Crowd Sizes
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"Hooked would 'sell' three engineers to Apple (including a longtime employee who served as Chief Technical Officer) and continue operating the less technical aspect of its business" No wonder they left. If they were up
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Check out https://excalidraw.com/
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Roblox Is Preparing to IPO
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Horseshoe crab blood is key to making a Covid-19 vaccine
(nationalgeographic.com)
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I suspect it's a combination of several things. 1) Outdated data. For our aggregate salary values, whenever possible we try to ensure our data is from within the last trailing year of information. 2) Leveling. Our salaries are broken d
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Huge fan of this article. It gets a ton of credit for helping us incept and start Levels.fyi. Borrowing from Geico, internally we joke that 5 minutes can make you 15% or (way) more if you negotiate. And it's super true.
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You always have to start with the underlying problem. The problems people have more or less remain the same. We can change the way we solve them, but you can’t ever make up the problem.
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See which doctors are paid by Pharma
(openpaymentsdata.cms.gov)
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Tesla Model S Plaid, 0-60 in under 2 seconds
(twitter.com)
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Four Points Puzzle
(datagenetics.com)
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Ikigai: A Japanese concept to improve work and life (2017)
(bbc.com)
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A summary in quotes: "academia is a lousy place to do novel research" "It became clear, both from my own experiences and from advice I received, that if I wanted to succeed in academia I would need to churn out incremental re
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"The very structures, processes which keep the lights on, our economies running and our governments functioning create the conditions which remove people from experiencing nature, the unexpected joy of boredom and developing strong soc
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The Virtual HQ for Your Remote Team
(branch.gg)
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Not being in the office exposes a lot of the workplace theater we participate in, in order to put on a facade that we are working or being productive. Now, you can truly just not work on some days when you aren't feeling it. You can
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Patreon Engineering Levels
(levels.patreon.com)
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Interestingly, in a somewhat related notion, I’ve been noticing that there’s been a recent push in society towards individuality (over collectivism). In the way people view right or wrong, many have started to believe in their own preferenc
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They don't have 80 levels, their naming scheme for engineering just starts at 59 and goes up from there. Certainly more levels than most other companies though. You can view the leveling breakdown at https://levels.fyi
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Pretty neat, likely the Applebot preview functionality that let us build Rapbits on iMessage: https://rapbits.com/video/ad.mp4
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The Five Cognitive Distortions of People Who Get Stuff Done [pdf]
(quarry.stanford.edu)
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Its funny because its hard to gauge – the things you think are the most productive feed strongly into your confirmation bias, so maybe they aren't really that productive after all. But that's fine. In general though, I prefer the
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Distribution of Machine Learning Salaries in the Industry
(levels.fyi)
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Life Is Short (2016)
(paulgraham.com)
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touché
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Not only are you going to have to charge your phone, watch, headphones, and glasses, but you're gonna have to remember to charge your brain now too
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Neuralink implant will require drilling into skull
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