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Comment #41246249
In other words: - you previously spent time building relationships with contractors. You didn’t just type in property management in Google - a significant overhead goes to insuranc…
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Comment #41246091
I believe you can do well with rentals, but not without labor and knowledge. The danger is people thinking they will just hire a manager. I would also rather be an engineer than fi…
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Comment #41246029
Idk if it was very technical for him to succeed. Know your local market and be aggressive in buying is a good strategy throughout 80s and 90s.
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Comment #41245993
Seminars were important knowledge distribution networks in the 80s and 90s. Scams and low quality content are usually a strong indicator something used to be good, and attracted co…
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Comment #41245908
You don’t think he made a lot of money in real estate?
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Comment #41245894
He already has stated publicly that the “rich dad” is a characterization. And the book is about the 4th product in his attempt to teach finance courses. So I’m already suspect of t…
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Comment #41241811
You’re trying to say that I’m defining success as money and he’s defining it as more wholesome factors. That’s not what’s happening.
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Comment #41235972
Having a job he likes that pays him money he wants. That’s the criteria outlined. He’s just afraid it might end up being a job he doesn’t like. There is a myth that higher paying j…
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Comment #41231291
this sounds a lot like the psychology of having nothing to lose vs something to lose. You play more aggressively and are more successful in the former case.
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Comment #41220217
Remember that like wikipedia, citing yourself, or people related to your work is a form of marketing, and important for careers.
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Comment #41207513
I would expect them to have someone with at least an undergrad in math look over the math. Editor would help identify that
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Comment #41204700
This. He tries to do a few epsilon delta proofs and completely gets the concept wrong. I’m surprised an editor did not stop this. If he can’t understand a limit it really puts a qu…
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Comment #41156784
How many meanings of the word emum do we need? Whose code does this improve?
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Comment #41135733
Hash maps are extremely difficult to make general which is probably why they were never included in C++98. unordered_map is a disaster.
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Comment #41135729
> Where do you see three sorts stable_sort, sort, and sort_heap The creator Alex Stepanov also included insertion_sort (used in sort) but it was rejected by standard committee. Tha…
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Comment #41132470
I would disagree. The purpose of big O in the STL is not to allow you to compare different algorithms, but allow you to reason about how that will scale with input size. If I test …
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Comment #41130330
To refresh. My argument is that if you are starting out you need to have drive and interest. That’s it.
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Comment #41130313
> Being successful in this field doesn't require programming in your spare time I already addressed this point. > No one made a statement even remotely like this. This is a strawma…
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Comment #41125930
So no such thing as a good or bad engineer? Just teams then? Have you ever worked by yourself? I think the bias today is actually against individuals and for community. Money ball …
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Comment #41125577
Do you think you can become a really good engineer without being personally motivated and curious? I don't. That's not to say you can't have seasons of more or less interest, but t…
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Comment #41125570
Agreed. And I don't blame mid career workers for not having time to do much after full-time jobs. But this is an individual who is early in developing their skills and indicating t…
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Comment #41125428
This. If you haven't been naturally excited to work on your own projects during this downtime, this field might not be for you.
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Comment #41053078
Math is all about taking a notion from life that you might consider “common sense” and using it to solve a problem. You have to prove it works carefully though. This is Turing’s wo…
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Comment #41029197
> cutting edge of cloud services documentation I dont know what this means