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Man up and be professional. Your (trivial) work isn't a romantic relationship.


Can you expand on this? I am not sure how to interpret it. I agree my work is trivial in the grand scheme of things.


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Every programmer distorts the truth to preserve code he's already written. It's not pathological if everyone does it.


Yes, a teaching assistant / course grader does exactly this.


Accept two facts. One, everyone assumes you know and care about what they're talking about. Two, nothing that you or they do on a weekly timescale matters in the slightest to the bottom line.


Besides two chicks at the same time? Nothing. I would sit on my ass all day. I would do nothing. -- P. Gibbons.


it is your passion to make markets efficient

... said no one ever. Incidentally, Ray is certainly among the better funded outfits, but by now, everyone can see generalized MLOps is never going to happen. Nature of the beast calls for bespoke hardware and in-house dev.


We don't do it for them. We do it to to bring closure for ourselves. Outside of death, it's usually "What have you done for me lately?"


Some do it to have closure themselves too, e.g. Randy Pausch's The Last Lecture, which he said he wrote despite his family's wishes to just spend more time with him.


I dunno who this Alan Kay guy is, but he needs to get to the point faster.


A two-year MS in CS is precisely that.

Most American universities allow precocious high schoolers to graduate in three years, but unless tuition money is a concern, a fourth year to soak it all in is worth it. Your working life is long -- one year is nothing.


Have him borrow 75k from you, then split equity 50/50.

Most likely you'll lose your shirts, at which point, your buddy better translate his motivation and quick learning skills into 75k plus interest.


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