Josh Kaplowitz
@jjkaplowitz
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Nuclear Submarine Officer | @NavalAcademy ‘22 | Chasing greatness | Aspiring future industrialist + Builder | Background in CS and Nuclear engineering
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Joined December 2014
I went from working as a garbage man and almost failing out of high school to running an entire nuclear reactor plant on the US Navy’s biggest submarine. Here to share my story on X with anyone aspiring to be an engineer, leader or engineer.
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Everyone in SF: “You won’t have jobs in a year” Everyone else in the US: “Okay let’s severely limit or ban AI” SF bro: “Why do they hate AI?” Seriously, you guys need to stop with the AI doom and gloom. Nobody knows. But we need AI and you guys are hurting yourselves.
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Walk softly and carry a big stick loaded with tomahawks or trident missiles.
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I want to have at least 6 kids. Can’t fathom anything else.
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I started out as a garbage man and now operate nuclear reactors on submarines. This is America. Anything is possible.
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I will fix this. Work on hard things. If you are hardworking and ambitious, then let’s build hardware. I studied Computer Science but it’s time to use that and pivot into building reactors, power stations, large factories, rockets, cars, planes, and everything above.
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Getting tired of AI predictions. We get it, it’s going to do everything.
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Reading this book in prep for a trip to Arkansas. This book is super underrated. Way better business book than most of the modern slop I have read. He doesn’t give you any gimmicky nonsense. He just grinded through it.
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Stick to a goal and do what needs to be done for the goal. That might require 175 different random things…
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Biggest self improvement nonsense: morning routines or trying to follow a consistent “list” of “productive activities” I look back on all my successes and they came after months or years of chaotic and random actions towards a singular goal. Even now, working as a Submarine
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