In other words: - you previously spent time building relationships with contractors. You didn’t just type in property management in Google - a significant overhead goes to insurance and management. Your comfortable…
I believe you can do well with rentals, but not without labor and knowledge. The danger is people thinking they will just hire a manager. I would also rather be an engineer than fix apartments.
Seminars were important knowledge distribution networks in the 80s and 90s. Scams and low quality content are usually a strong indicator something used to be good, and attracted copy cats.
You don’t think he made a lot of money in real estate?
He already has stated publicly that the “rich dad” is a characterization. And the book is about the 4th product in his attempt to teach finance courses. So I’m already suspect of the article. Yes it’s a terribly written…
Having a job he likes that pays him money he wants. That’s the criteria outlined. He’s just afraid it might end up being a job he doesn’t like. There is a myth that higher paying jobs must be more miserable, but it’s…
this sounds a lot like the psychology of having nothing to lose vs something to lose. You play more aggressively and are more successful in the former case.
Remember that like wikipedia, citing yourself, or people related to your work is a form of marketing, and important for careers.
This. He tries to do a few epsilon delta proofs and completely gets the concept wrong. I’m surprised an editor did not stop this. If he can’t understand a limit it really puts a question mark on whether it’s worth…
How many meanings of the word emum do we need? Whose code does this improve?
Hash maps are extremely difficult to make general which is probably why they were never included in C++98. unordered_map is a disaster.
> Where do you see three sorts stable_sort, sort, and sort_heap The creator Alex Stepanov also included insertion_sort (used in sort) but it was rejected by standard committee. That suggests that the idea that…
I would disagree. The purpose of big O in the STL is not to allow you to compare different algorithms, but allow you to reason about how that will scale with input size. If I test perf with a size of 1000 and then it’s…
To refresh. My argument is that if you are starting out you need to have drive and interest. That’s it.
> Being successful in this field doesn't require programming in your spare time I already addressed this point. > No one made a statement even remotely like this. This is a strawman you chose to "reply to" No. My…
Do you think you can become a really good engineer without being personally motivated and curious? I don't. That's not to say you can't have seasons of more or less interest, but this guy is at the starting line.
Agreed. And I don't blame mid career workers for not having time to do much after full-time jobs. But this is an individual who is early in developing their skills and indicating they may not have motivation to do that.…
This. If you haven't been naturally excited to work on your own projects during this downtime, this field might not be for you.
> cutting edge of cloud services documentation I dont know what this means
Nobody did gradual rollout in 1992
Its always a great tool if you need to automate a computer task.
Everyone I know who is extremely successful in the field is the opposite. They have way more ideas than they have time for.
I think we are talking past each other and it’s not worth continuing this discussion. The reason why no fund will take that deal is the market for investments is much more favorable to managers than that.
Yep I’m just pointing out S&P. Or VTI anre not magic There are funds that beat them often. Is your claim they don’t exist? Or that you can’t find them.
This sounds clever but many funds did exactly that. What’s your point? S&P + nvidia was better than just S&P over the last 5 years.
In other words: - you previously spent time building relationships with contractors. You didn’t just type in property management in Google - a significant overhead goes to insurance and management. Your comfortable…
I believe you can do well with rentals, but not without labor and knowledge. The danger is people thinking they will just hire a manager. I would also rather be an engineer than fix apartments.
Seminars were important knowledge distribution networks in the 80s and 90s. Scams and low quality content are usually a strong indicator something used to be good, and attracted copy cats.
You don’t think he made a lot of money in real estate?
He already has stated publicly that the “rich dad” is a characterization. And the book is about the 4th product in his attempt to teach finance courses. So I’m already suspect of the article. Yes it’s a terribly written…
Having a job he likes that pays him money he wants. That’s the criteria outlined. He’s just afraid it might end up being a job he doesn’t like. There is a myth that higher paying jobs must be more miserable, but it’s…
this sounds a lot like the psychology of having nothing to lose vs something to lose. You play more aggressively and are more successful in the former case.
Remember that like wikipedia, citing yourself, or people related to your work is a form of marketing, and important for careers.
This. He tries to do a few epsilon delta proofs and completely gets the concept wrong. I’m surprised an editor did not stop this. If he can’t understand a limit it really puts a question mark on whether it’s worth…
How many meanings of the word emum do we need? Whose code does this improve?
Hash maps are extremely difficult to make general which is probably why they were never included in C++98. unordered_map is a disaster.
> Where do you see three sorts stable_sort, sort, and sort_heap The creator Alex Stepanov also included insertion_sort (used in sort) but it was rejected by standard committee. That suggests that the idea that…
I would disagree. The purpose of big O in the STL is not to allow you to compare different algorithms, but allow you to reason about how that will scale with input size. If I test perf with a size of 1000 and then it’s…
To refresh. My argument is that if you are starting out you need to have drive and interest. That’s it.
> Being successful in this field doesn't require programming in your spare time I already addressed this point. > No one made a statement even remotely like this. This is a strawman you chose to "reply to" No. My…
Do you think you can become a really good engineer without being personally motivated and curious? I don't. That's not to say you can't have seasons of more or less interest, but this guy is at the starting line.
Agreed. And I don't blame mid career workers for not having time to do much after full-time jobs. But this is an individual who is early in developing their skills and indicating they may not have motivation to do that.…
This. If you haven't been naturally excited to work on your own projects during this downtime, this field might not be for you.
> cutting edge of cloud services documentation I dont know what this means
Nobody did gradual rollout in 1992
Its always a great tool if you need to automate a computer task.
Everyone I know who is extremely successful in the field is the opposite. They have way more ideas than they have time for.
I think we are talking past each other and it’s not worth continuing this discussion. The reason why no fund will take that deal is the market for investments is much more favorable to managers than that.
Yep I’m just pointing out S&P. Or VTI anre not magic There are funds that beat them often. Is your claim they don’t exist? Or that you can’t find them.
This sounds clever but many funds did exactly that. What’s your point? S&P + nvidia was better than just S&P over the last 5 years.