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This will be interesting to see. I'm sure people will tune in to see Elon both succeed or fail. LFG.

thanks for asking this, I'm too embarrassed to ask it myself but had the same thoughts.

very sensible, definitely can see your logic. thanks for sharing!

did you really create a new account just to respond to these posts?

> I have been told from very well placed sources in the US Intelligence community this is probably a hit

do you realize how specifically you have to know the right person for an individual in the intel community to even remotely come close to knowing anything similar to this? not only are there over 100,000 that technically "work" in the intel community. 95% of those are not even in operations. even 5% of those in the field, 90% of those are working in intel related to external sources.

so what is that, we're down to the last .5% of individual who happen to work in operations, who happen to work on foreign/domestic actors within US who happen to focus in SF? yes, focus in SF, because people in the field don't have intel on what neighboring fields are doing unless they are "read-on." that's what sensitive comparmentalized information means--that you don't have any access unless you're directly involved with supporting that specific operation.

it's very highly likely that you're with some dweeb that works some support role, probably not even intel related. I can't even begin to tell you how many incompetent people work in this arena and how much even love to exaggerate and that they're part of something 'important'

no because i live in mountain view area now and there's a community of tech enthusiasts/engineer here that makes it valuable for what i'm looking for in life. It comes down to your goals and what you or your family want/need. Everyone will be slightly different so it may not be the best decision for anyone else.

you are probably right, i haven't been back to portland in 15 years and i've heard it's gotten worse.

i've lived in portland, stl, and DC. Just moved to bay area a few weeks ago and never have I in my entire 36 years of living in the US have I felt so unsafe. Not sure if you are blinded by living here for your entire life but this place is really not normal and it is by no means even close to what I would consider remotely safe.

its literally led to the complete change of my future due to the ability to follow the interactions of successful people who are active on the platform. I've learned from them as if they were my direct mentors and made huge life decisions based on some of their talking points / motivational mindset. Without it, my life would've been a bubble in Virginia with my nearest network being 5 friends who love cranking out bottle on the weekends.

What a coincidence, I actually ran across this github repo for LLM fundamentals today: https://gist.github.com/rain-1/eebd5e5eb2784feecf450324e3341...

gl on your journey

I don't know the details but I know the one of the original Reddit founders @Yishan has a company that does something with climate change. Terraformation. might be worth checking out. good lukc on your search.

ikr

blind exists already. your target audience is a bunch of introverts, not sure how that's going to fare. there's like an existential crisis post on blind almost every day. these folks aren't looking for more ways to be insecure and hateful towards society

A few decent places to start:

https://www.ycombinator.com/topcompanies

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/linkedin-top-startups-2022-50...

https://www.glassdoor.com/Award/Best-Small-and-Medium-Compan...

all subjective of course as different people look for different things but it can get the ball rolling. best of luck every1

you seems to have a pretty strong skillset in technical pm roles, i think you'll be fine. it's the pm's who don't have any skills but simply manage meetings and jira tickets that i'd be worried about.

didn't read the article and curious to see if they address this point. definitely a correlation worth looking into. interesting perspective and thanks for bringing it up

as a junior engineer, chatgpt helps fill so much gaps in my knowledge to grow. i can ask it to build some code, explain the parts that are confusing, elaborate on concepts that are fuzzy to me, and then help me utilizing some packages. i will definitely shell out $42

kunal kushwaha (not sure if i spelled the last name right) really helped me fill in some gaps.

that being said, i had to do a little bit of leetcode instructions + books + algoexperts + youtube to really grasp all the gaps I had in my knowledge.

everyone has their own preferred way, i just wanted to share that it took various resources for me.