I think it more imperative that we are mindful of the natural evolution of groups and consciously put structures in place at the right time.
Knowing that initial structurelessness is good and eventually becomes bad can help us preempt failures
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Knowing that initial structurelessness is good and eventually becomes bad can help us preempt failures
If you're down for hard grueling work but doing so with a bunch of brilliant people and care deeply about the mission it can be an incredible opportunity and open many doors. If you're wanting to be chill and have "balance" it isn't a place for that. They have some of the best tech on earth and are among the most innovative companies in history. They work for it though. My buddy rolled out after getting married and having a kid. He has no regrets.
Invest 50M to cover all operating costs indefinitely using interest
Spend 10M in advertising and porting content
Sit on 10M as an emergency blanket
Invest 20M over time in startups and organizations protecting the internet
Remote is cool. Full time strict office is blah. Hybrid flex is lovely
One year I fancied going on an around the world trip on this program called "Semester ar Sea" (SAS) for a study abroad. This was explicitly out of scope for the curriculum and the dean vehemently roadblocked my request.
My school happened to have one of those design your own major options so I went in and wrote my own major that was something like "cse and international business" and designed the curriculum so that SAS was a perfect fit.
A few weeks later I pitched the dean and her staff on this "engineering with an international context" major and they LOVED it. She signed on the dotted line smiling and that's when I informed the room that I'd be doing Semester at Sea because it was a perfect fit.
Best of all, having a dean stamp of approval, my scholarship transferred over.
So I spent the next 9 months earning college credit living on a cruise ship with 500 other kids traveling literally around the planet. It was one of the best experiences of my life and I could fill a book with stories by the time I finally came home.
To this day I'm not sure if the dean was pissed or proud or both of me
---- MORE: Librems looked pretty cool. I might get one next.
But I've been running my T480s since 2018 and it is still going strong, I don't imagine I'll replace it unless I drop it on hard ground... wait I've done that. or spill coffee on it... wait I did that too. Did I mention they were durable as heck?
For software: I run PopOS for ubuntu-easy software and compatbility with a Regolith PPA because i3 window managers are amazing. Since its a thinkpad, you can swap out and replace most parts easily including the battery when it eventually wears out (literally takes <10 minutes).
the fact that a major ice formation is not freezing (coupled with anomalous temp fluxes in other areas) IS the model and is the point of concern.
in that context, the "child playing with fire" is not taking any kind of notable actions.
reasonable people trust scientists across the globe who spend their entire careers studying this who all say the same thing in the same way.
we are doing this it is bad it is going to get worse we need to change
defying that is idiocy
Wordpress or shopify or squarespace will be fine for you for now.
Generally if what you are selling isn't the tech itself, 9 times out of 10, just use a plug and play CMS / Cart system like one of those above.
humor aside, that looks like an absolute game changer of a tool.
great work. I look forward to playing with this
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