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@TotalNathan
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Joined June 2014
Do not trust science. Trust the scientific process, meaning, interrogate all the evidence.
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RT @ChanatLucine: Oh FFS. Their brilliant idea - block transketolase using anti-thiamine derivative oxythiamine b/c you know, viruses like….
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RT @dvassallo: There is absolutely no guarantee that destiny will reward your hard work. If you're looking for buried treasure in the wrong….
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Treat mentally uncomfortable things the same as physical exercise that makes you sore. Lean into pain.
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Note to self: I am too comfortable if I can't tap into the realization here. 👇.
a helpful realization I had along the way ~ the only thing holding folks back was a fear of failure & humiliation. then I realized: I'd already failed & been humiliated, so I had nothing to lose, so I just started building anything. the more asinine & obtuse, the better.
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A job that one feels compelled to keep for survival feels akin to slavery. Sure, there isn't a one-to-one mapping, but feeling compelled to wear yourself out for someone else's (ultimately unsustainable) growth just so you can eat and have shelter. feels bad.
Ever since I don’t have an employer dangling me a carrot or chasing me with a stick, I’ve become incapable of being productive unless I have a very strong reason to. Instead of fighting it, this has become my solution for good work-life balance.
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Unstated assumption: "because I'm smarter than you, I do not fall victim to cognitive biases like you". High IQ does not imply a lack of fallacious reason in a person. Ergo, "I got into Google so I'm smarter than you so I'm right on unrelated subjects" is not necessarily true.
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"Work hard at important stuff" advice is seems like survivorship bias. Founders fail. Even when they work on key items (audience building etc). Success is highly random. @dvassallo has a point with doing multiple small things to see what works/gets traction. Or as per xkcd:
It took me 16+ months to get from $0 to $5k MRR, 8 months to get $10k, 4 months to get $14k, and 1 month to get $21k MRR 🎉. My advice to indie-devs: Persistently build your product & audience. Hard work pays off 🚀
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RT @Vultr: OpenLiteSpeed Wordpress is now available on Vultr Marketplace. Blazing-fast with LSCache, 300x faster than regular WordPress ⚡👍….
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There's a kind of Susan Jeffers "Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway". And Yoda. "Do or do not.".
The timing will never be right. If something is important to you, you're either going to take the plunge or keep delaying forever.
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I believed this in my 20s, that anything was possible if you worked hard enough. I thought there was a formula or recipe to do everything. Now I am beginning to see how random life and success truly are. So small bets it is.
The idea that anything is possible if you work hard enough is a dangerous delusion. Life is more random than it seems, so act accordingly and think in bets.
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Looking forward to eating lots of smoked salmon tomorrow and celebrating the arbitrary🥳 end of year day.
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Using Vultr is easier than AWS (and even Microsoft Azure). #ILoveVultr
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RT @tinyseedfund: The State of Independent SaaS survey by @MicroConf shows a sharp MRR decline for founding teams with more than 3 founders….
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A firmly held belief in the venture capital world is that founding teams perform better than solo founders. It’s believed that founding teams offer a breadth of experience and industry skills that a...
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So, we have a chip shortage now (, but what about too many factories are built in response and we have a surplus??.
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The #ValidationBoard launched years ago a tool to test startup ideas without wasting time or money. via @Lean.
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