I remember it and was considering jewing the idea
if u can reverse engineer what it was go for it
or better yet lets do it together. hash out details on our east asia trip
Either you've fallen into the cycle that all workers do eventually
Or you've been on here too much
Hopefully its the former. Most ppl eventually hate their jobs
it is the former and the article I read perfectly captured this phenomenon I've been experiencing the past month or so. I tried to attribute it to burnout, to working from home, to changing from engineering to product management. But I think it all comes down to not wanting a regular job and being entrepreneurial and giving an attempt to create my own startup.
First few weeks of school.is just rehashing old material anyway
Been 3 days and I’m already sick of it
if u can reverse engineer what it was go for it
or better yet lets do it together. hash out details on our east asia trip
I think that’s the best way is to collaborate together for these things
Since ingenuity is the main driver in this fr 65-35 works.
The actual Labour and production is easily outsourced
Keem only did 55k
Is that good for him?
No
KTT told me he was generational
guys listen to me
we have a lot of smart and diverse people itt from all backgrounds and experiences
if we put our heads together, we could create something potentially great!
it is the former and the article I read perfectly captured this phenomenon I've been experiencing the past month or so. I tried to attribute it to burnout, to working from home, to changing from engineering to product management. But I think it all comes down to not wanting a regular job and being entrepreneurial and giving an attempt to create my own startup.
Dont want a regular job specifically cuz it bores you then?
And I mean if you have the resources might as well try
what's rich to you
8 figures i think
The point where giving your friends $10k each isn’t something you’d have to think about
I think that’s the best way is to collaborate together for these things
Since ingenuity is the main driver in this fr 65-35 works.
The actual Labour and production is easily outsourced
tbh once the flywheel sets off u good
and yeah co founding the way
it is the former and the article I read perfectly captured this phenomenon I've been experiencing the past month or so. I tried to attribute it to burnout, to working from home, to changing from engineering to product management. But I think it all comes down to not wanting a regular job and being entrepreneurial and giving an attempt to create my own startup.
I feel like a ton of SWEs get this way eventually; it gets tiring working for a dumbass PM/Client sprint after sprint.

Keem only did 55k
Is that good for him?
for a bad allbum yea