> I am always learning new ways that I’m peasant-coded.
This made me laugh hahaha. Its true! It's fascinating how many ways we unknowingly signal ourselves as outsiders. This tugs at a part of me that needs to know how I am perceived by others.
Thanks for bringing up these two books together. I also ended up living with software engineers because I loved their maker spirit and their optimism: any problem can be solved if you use an appropriate algorithm. Though I've brushed up against many rich people, in the end, my closest friends turn out to be people I rock-climb with or exchange bodywork with, or make music with.
Yeah this resonates. I think I vibe a bit more with software engineers than others in this world because usually they weren't born rich. I also like the attitude! And briefly was one myself
> I am always learning new ways that I’m peasant-coded.
This made me laugh hahaha. Its true! It's fascinating how many ways we unknowingly signal ourselves as outsiders. This tugs at a part of me that needs to know how I am perceived by others.
Is the verb “to dozen” one’s income? Are you now a douzainaire?
do u have advice on how to 12x ur income sir
Yes but you’re not gonna like it: become an AI guy
when bdm heard this, she went away sad.…
Thanks for bringing up these two books together. I also ended up living with software engineers because I loved their maker spirit and their optimism: any problem can be solved if you use an appropriate algorithm. Though I've brushed up against many rich people, in the end, my closest friends turn out to be people I rock-climb with or exchange bodywork with, or make music with.
Yeah this resonates. I think I vibe a bit more with software engineers than others in this world because usually they weren't born rich. I also like the attitude! And briefly was one myself