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I'm a software engineer with a huge ego and thus an opinion on this.
Don't for get that some people who think they are smart really are.
Money is a systematic lack of empathy.
People argue from lack of empathy.
I'm sure many people moved from Angular to React and didn't feel the need to be social about it.
Researchers have egos and do not honestly report shortcomings.
Instead of typing on Hacker News, why not become successful and do it yourself?
Likely true, although I was referring to playing them.
Thanks--everyone. I don't vote here, but appreciate the thoughts.
In my case, I'd need to convince my parents or trustee to start loaning out the money. I suppose that makes it a loan or angel arrangement over a donation. True about small businesses. My dad's mainly into apartments, commercial real estate, and housing on long term (rented) basis. Myself I work as a programmer in a small business. More to life than the BIG FOUR or whoever wants to become the fifth.
Well I know a mid 8 figure only-child family, but don't know or lie about knowing "10 figure parents".
I'm working and getting a $28k bonus for evading the gift tax--that's fine for now. My parents would know about that part. I have the pressure to present any business ideas to my parents, or even the trustee. Video games frankly seem tempting.
Interesting. I'm aware of angel investing, and appreciate that low investments can single-handedly push a concept forward.
Might be something to do if they die.
Already have MS computer engineering.
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pinnbert on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @09:39PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'm an only child with 8 figure net worth aging parents. Even if they die, I'm tied to trusts that give me money slowly. What can I do to make my life interesting? I'm very technical and interested in AI, but don't have the drive to be an entrepreneur myself.
Nice honesty. Try having empathy for Mark--maybe that will help?
This, written with PHP and Objective C, is far more inspirational than the career-infused blog postings typical here.