Lately ? My weight :P
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"It has pushed me to reconsider. The number 1 company I want to work for instead is Uber mostly because of it's astounding growth -> I'm more likely to get rich."
Ask yourself how likely ? Is it 50% or more like 1% ? I know very little about Uber, mind you.
I just wrote a buggy program, should I stop programming ? I just failed a business, should I stop being a business man ?
Obviously you should stop because it never worthwhile to spend time on what you like to do :)
Hype (partially) is a factor. Others are : - Fear of missing out on the "next" facebook. - Investors are risk averse. They tend to flock in to deals where other investors are already in. - Disruptive market technology (with huge potential payout) -> invest a lot -> get bigger equity/ownership percentage and then make some big returns.
- test your code :)
2%-5% I would say.
Serie A ? If yes, 1% equity min, more if your direct boss is the CTO/CEO.
Well, if he is also working for free, then it is "reasonable". If he is not, then why should you ? Unless the reward/risk ratio is very good for you.
- Do non CRUD work outside work - Once you have enough experience/knowledge, seek out a non CRUD job.
In Taipei - Nothing either, it is a beautiful day.
What are you into ? What kind of gig did you do ?
Write code with it. Nothing beats hand-on experience.
Write code + learn about forex.
I believe the system should mimic the email system: - a simple unique identifier. Eg: me@mybank.com, you@yourbank.com - any mail client would do - mail content (amount and currency details)
Paypal does this but: - it is fairly convoluted process now - requires Paypal software (website or app)
Right now ? 90% because I am learning a new programming language.
You are right. Code optimisation should be a process rather than a task in itself.
Priority list ? Good idea. I have a JIRA instance for my project with all tasks though none of them are prioritised. It might seems slightly overkill but I guess I could use it to prioritise task/issues with it.
PS: Lumberjack ? Are you the one who wrote the Cocoa Lumberjac logging API by any chance ?