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Tag Archives: money
Betting on the Future
I try to avoid tying anything to serious to predictions. If I do, I frame the future as gains, not losses. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged antifragility, finance, future, microblog, money, optionality, prediction, Startup, time
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Would You Rather Be a Billionaire in 1916?
Would you rather be a billionaire in 1916, or continue living in 2016? Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged microblog, money, Psychology, question, thought experiment, time
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CS Internship Guide #15: Can I Have More Money?
Part of the CS Internship Guide Congratulations! You’ve just received an internship offer. However, the pay rate feels a little low. “Can I ask for higher pay?” YES! It never hurts to ask. Negotiation is a part of the hiring … Continue reading
Posted in CS Internship Guide
Tagged career, finance, internship, interview, job, money, negotiation, offer, soft skills
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CS Internship Guide #12: Should You Go to Graduate School?
When should you (and when you should not) go to graduate school? Continue reading
Posted in CS Internship Guide, Software
Tagged advice, career, graduate school, internship, job, master's degree, money, student
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How to make sure no one builds your million-dollar app
Why a one-line job posting sucks at getting developers to turn your dream into a reality. Continue reading