Satoshi is a miracle worker that people in 2000 years will argue never actually existed. People will worship him as a diety. Fucking amazing time to be alive.
Farmer Jim
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Galaxy-brained middle-aged software wiz. Along for the ride
I was watching for 96, blinked and it was gone
I guess I shouldn't assume FU money yet, but I feel it coming..
on days like this, where my net worth increases by multiples of monthly salary in a matter of hours, I wonder why I even bother working anymore. once there's a safe, effective means of generating cash flow off Bitcoin holdings I'll never have to worry about money again. then the real fun starts...
the raw milk argument is tough for me as someone who believes food is broken and the old ways were better, but who has also wrecked his body in weird ways attempting to live by the old ways. I am sympathetic but cautious.
Social anxiety sucks. Even when you feel welcome and appreciated you still feel scared.
Christianity is astrology rewritten with human characters
I've never read an article or book that saved me from making mistakes as a manager or a founder. The scenarios I seem to bump into are usually entirely preventable but also very specific. Coming from an engineering IC background (albeit with a marketer's worldview), I have had many shortcomings in managing the procedural aspects of business. I'm less experienced in business modeling, legal, and people operations. I recognized those weaknesses after a startup I had built burned down around me. I've learned a lot about those areas over the last few from many odd mistakes. I am still making mistakes - I made two just this week (that I'm aware of)!
Anyway, Founder Mode misses benefits of Manager Mode, and vice versa. As always, the answer is somewhere in the middle.
you can acknowledge the value of a truly scarce asset like Bitcoin without wasting your brain on libertarianism.