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Elegiast
commented in WhereAreAllTheGoodMen
Re: Single aging women with multiple degrees are such fun to be around!
To be honest, I don't want to have as much sex as I can. I want a good woman that I can come back to after a long day at work, who will take care of all of my needs.
I think 50-60s were the ideal period for this, as the gender roles were enforced by society, but not so strictly that you couldn't ac...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: Productivity skyrocketted after quitting the gym?
That's why I built myself a home gym. I work remote, so I can just workout during business hours. Put my laptop right next to my rack, so I'll respond quickly after my set is done
2y ago - Permalink
Elegiast
commented in WhereAreAllTheGoodMen
Re: Single aging women with multiple degrees are such fun to be around!
Honestly, I really miss the good old times I never got to experience. If it was even halfway close to old timey shows such as "Mad Men", it must've been truly heaven on earth.
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
A lot of the highest paying jobs are going to be W-2, like the FAANG companies. W-2 jobs are also not going to allow you to live outside of the US due to tax liabilities for the company. You will also require at least a couple of years of experience at a regular W-2 job before you start to be able t...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
>1) do you think AI will take over software jobs soon, especially entry-level ones?
Not going to happen. Software engineering at its core is problem solving, and that requires abstract thinking abilities. At most there will be more AI assisted tools for entry level engineers that'll make life less ...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
You can take your chances, but it will be super obvious that you are using a VPN if IT ever has a reason to check your connection logs. Maybe you can set up a residential VPN using a friend's router or something for your own private use, but its too much risk in my opinion for no reason.
You'll get...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
From what I've seen, most of the money goes to online advertising and labor costs. Google Search/Shopping Ads, Facebook/Instagram Ads, Tiktok Ads etc. it all adds up. You can probably have better margins by doing Amazon FBA, but then you'll have to compete with the chinese sellers and be locked to A...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
That's most likely not going to be possible due to taxation issues. I'm a software engineer working remotely, and corporate policy is you can only work 1 month out of a year outside the US due to international taxation and such.
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
Trades by themselves are not that lucrative. The real money comes when you stop being an employee and start your own business.
I know a guy who started out as a union plumber getting paid about $80k/year + pension + other benefits. He said fuck it and started his own plumbing company. Now he has ...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: top 3 careers for the next decade?
1) Software Engineering. About as difficult as other engineering fields to get a bachelors for, while being tons more lucrative. Your earning potential is sky high as you get more experience. I work remotely as a Senior Software Engineer in a FAANG company, and clear $500k/year easy at age 32. Proba...
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