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In the end you waste long enough time to defend it to delay investments in affordable housing and public transit, both. You then funnel that money into road construction and fuel subsidies.
Shout out to the 1se app! Its been great.
Does this the argument applies to this current ‘Return to office’ movement?
My good memories from 2017 solar eclipse are still etched into my brain:)
And if it is going to be this hard, why do I have to pay social security and medicare taxes? I call it a donation/yearly fees at this point, working with such a shady system.
2. One who are good at maintaining the existing product and are so scared of breaking the boundaries that they often add roadblocks to first category people.
3. People who don’t know jack, and are effective at management, politics and rest and vest.
Often at FAANG, being the beast that they are, the leadership is filled 2nd and 3rd category people. Perhaps that is why you find them good at keeping the lights on, and they satisfy the 1st by buying out the competition.
I, not hyping myself consider to be of first category, but I found going down this path of carving out your ideas is extremely hard. The people at leadership, management are extremely good at politics and portraying themselves bigger than they are. As a result, you need either lot of eng and support team to build anything, or find your way out to develop things on your own and get bought back into FAANG.
On a serious note, it’s amazing that we still have studies about this, and revising our knowledge!