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1. Almost everybody sucks at money. This includes the middle class, the poor, the financial advisors, most of our stock market traders, gurus, and those we consider rich people.
2. Getting rich enough to retire takes only 10 years of proper planned hard and smart work.
1. Almost Everybody Suck...
@theBuoyantMan on Twitter
Now I very squarely identify as a *product engineer* when it comes to building software. What that means is I'm most interested in building things where the undefined variable is the user's needs and preferences (or call those requirements) and applying the right set of methods to meet the goal of *building the right thing* (this I would juxtapose with what might be considered more pure technical work aimed at *building the thing right* - "the thing" is much better defined at that point!)
Some Ideas on More Safely Prototyping LLM Products
daveguarino.com
The true cost of a bad decision is its cascading effect. Every bad decision will force you into a situation where you have to make other bad decisions.
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@evanlapointe on Twitter
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