Won’t this just force self-custody? 🤔

In tech, it will allow developers to move at the speed of business for the first time. Also, likely to be 10x rather than 2x.

@Peter McCormack How do you decide what business to open or acquire? Is it based primarily on margins, personal interest, local need, or another reason?

I think this is because DoorDash has become so expensive due to delivery costs, fees, and taxes that the company wants the amount someone pays at checkout to more closely resemble the price of a meal and not be 2-3x as much. People can still afford lunch if you go to the restaurant directly.

There will always be a group that offers protection services. When protection is your main, or only, product, creative with ways to increase demand will abound. Creating an external enemy is preferred to becoming the enemy yourself and extorting people to protect them from you.

Hey.com helps you keep it there. Really changes your relationship with email.

“Do what you love” is not only for yourself.

Great resource. I surprisingly find people ask the “who” questions the least, but they can be very informative.

The Untethered Soul is the most important book I ever read.

$/time can be higher in CS than finance though.

Reversible decisions can be made quickly, irreversible decisions should be made slowly. It’s much more important to be able to recognize and seize opportunity. That’s what I think the billionaire did, rather than just acting quickly. If the millionaire had waited another week until it was $18,000, he would have still made a good decision for himself.

This isn’t much different than credit card points or airline miles, is it? To spend outside that mint, it’ll have to be converted back to bitcoin.