Cold-calling is a life-skill. It can save you money, effort and time. More importantly, it helps build discipline, persistence, and communication skills.
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Seeing a weird trend of folks posting videos of famous people and adding a transcript as text, but it's not what the person said in the video. Some engagement farming.
@paulg It’s true for big companies too. Seen many clients where great products compensate for inefficiencies (e.g., sales, supply chain, etc.) across the entire company.
The whole poverty line discussion is a waste. The answer is one home, one major bill to make it easier to buy and hold it.
The issue is millions of homes sitting empty, getting written off to "zero" net income and other shenanigans
Primary needs much more benefits vs. rentals
Finding the next best course of action based on available information, essentially making fact-based judgment calls, is a superpower skill to build early on in your career.
Many situations in life are similar to going on a hike: the view changes once you start walking.
You don't need all the answers right now. New paths will reveal themselves if you have the courage to get started.
@kushalbhagia I can’t wait for AI to be used by courts in forming a preliminary opinion based on submissions from both sides. That can really reduce the backlogs. Obvious challenges around bias and morality (utilitarian vs. individual rights) exist, but nothing that can’t be solved for.
Making content seem less AI-generated has become an art.
Folks tend to respect the output lesser, as it indicate lower human oversight.
Taking out the long hyphens has become a standard practice.
Based Microsoft just signed a 20-year deal to revive Three Mile Island’s nuclear power plant by 2028 to provide 837MW of power for AI data center needs