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Don't listen to risk-averse engineers. You are young, invest in high risk things you believe in. Make it an active investment if you can.

Recognize who is giving you boring advice(index funds), look at the risk levels in their life, and then disregard them if they don't take chances on anything.

At a young age your risky investment % should be at it's highest. The exact amount will depend on your appetite.
Any "rich" definition eventually works.

OP could have started by defining it instead of doing spaghetti moves with a bunch of confused definitions. I am assuming he meant "wealth" for "rich" (as he ended the article with a joyful play on that).

If you are trying to "get rich" in comparison to your local community as in "Wealth is having assets that earn while you sleep", then being born in a rich country will give a huge leverage to acquiring those assets in poorer countries or any other acquisition/opportunistic startegy that eventually increases your passive income.

If you are trying to "get rich" in comparison to the whole world, as in comparison to the 7.6 billion of us you could just get any job because living in a "rich" country automatically makes you an outlier and monetizing your time is enough to make you "rich" by any other poorer country standards.

If you are trying to "get rich" in comparison to the richest persons on the whole world. Well, good luck with that in a poor country ;)
1. Keep expenses low, stay out of debt, the usual.

2. Avoid industries with boom and bust cycles. Additionally, avoid career paths that may become irrelevant in 20-30 years.

3. Instead, learn skills that will always be useful, regardless of the state of the economy. Typically this means the trades, but be careful there - certain trades are too dependent on a good housing market. Most medical fields (like nursing) are also pretty secure. Also consider boring fields like accounting or certain governmental positions. Many government jobs are a bit more stable than the open market - you are sacrificing income for reliability.

4. For bonus points, pick a field that allows you to easily freelance. In the future, when you have enough money and want more time, you can scale your work hours down.
The problem isn't ondevice training. The problem is, if I "free up space" by deleting my local copy, and I have 10 years of photos backed up in the cloud, then an update to the ML model requires redownloading all of those photos and running the inference on them.

It doesn't matter how clever you are: if you disallow processing the photos on the server, then any index you have on the client that is cached will be invalidated by an algorithm update, and there is no way to rebuild the index without downloading all the photos once again.

I'm not talking about federated learning, that's a different problem. Let's say we solved that problem using on-device learning and differential privacy. The problem still remains that retrained/updated models on devices require the photos to be processed locally again.

So if for example, you can now detect "hugs" in photos, and I search for "photos of my me hugging my daughter", Google Photos gives me what I want, and your local-only model means I have to wait a long time to redownload and reindex my entire collection. It's a huge user problem.

A workable solution to this problem has to somehow entail homomorphic encryption, if you somehow want to keep the photos encrypted on the server.
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To invest means to be somehow rich in the first place.
Depends on your definition of those two things.

Many people in developing countries have less than $1,000 in monetary/material assets, but have plenty of free time and a decent level of security.

They may not have the nicest house in the nicest location (a tin or concrete square box on a dirt road in a rural location with no jobs), but they are not in any immediate danger in terms of crime or disease.

Another way to create this by proxy in the US is by living in a camper van or large car or perhaps a cheap used RV and parking in one of the millions of free locations we have in the USA (BLM land, national forests, street parking, private land negotiated with a friendly owner).

But if you were wondering like, you know, where can I get a free house with no property taxes in a nice city neighborhood with free health insurance, I'm afraid it doesn't exist unless you are the child of a rich and loving parent.
Live in country which has generous welfare system (scandinavian countries). Here I think people have all the basic needs pretty much covered. You can only get your things messed up if you get hooked up on drugs or alcohol.

Though to me living here it seems that people are still all the time complaining and demanding more and more, though we have more safety nets than about any other place on earth.
Maybe you are misunderstanding what the term consume means?

Consuming means using resources on things that immediately loose their value. If you for example buy a house, that's not consuming since the house has inherent value.

But if you yourself the newest gaming rig, the gaming rig is consuming the money. This is what Americans mean when they talk about consumer society.
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Well there's the old saying that "luck is where opportunity meets preparation".

...as in "you make your own luck".
What about the latency, stupid (visualizations)
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So then what does using trucks instead of motorcycles have to do with the passes being non-navigable by bikes?
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> Play iterated games. All the returns in life, whether in wealth, relationships, or knowledge, come from compound interest.

So they followed at least part of the list.
It seems you also use it mainly for backup?

Would you still use it if the grouping feature didn't save pictures it could not confidently group?
This is a forum full of hackers, and hackers want to get rich by writing code. So this comment is unhelpful.
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Sure. But then, if you live in the "west", please realize the cost of turning on your light bulb or driving your car or wearing your shoes, or turning on the AC, or buying frozen meat. Realize the cost our lifestyle imposes on people elsewhere. The regimes that are protected and the lives we ruin in exchange for us being able to live the lifestyle that we have.

Please don't make me say what I didn't. I'm just asking, as a non googler, am I much better than someone working at google on some of their darker project ? Objectively, everytime I do one of the things I listed above, I kill more people.

My point being, your 4 points don't only apply to google employees. Indeed, at the very least, I feel they also apply to me, a non google, chillin at my house with AC and cold water.

I pick your third bullet point. Because 1 would be lying to myself, I don't believe in 2, and I'm too weak to pick 4: I won't stop using my AC. I conclude I must be a much worst person I thought I was.

On to watching netflix, I need to know what happens next in this one very important show.
Are you a professional economist?
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To add on: Moore's law is "dying", and that places further pressure on algorithms to get faster.

However, even in an exponential world, I am reminded of a quote:

"exponential algorithms make polynomially slow progress, while polynomial algorithms advance exponentially fast".
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Paying people to work for you is unethical?
I think as an individual we can decline working on things we consider immoral or evil even if they are legal.

As an individual you may not want your name to be associated to evil(subjective) and you may want peace of mind. Say if my boss would ask me to do something I consider evil but it is legal I think I am strong enough and won't do it, and even advocate for my position. I also think that I have the right to talk with my colleagues and ask what they think and what can we do.

The fact that it should be illegal to kill people remotely without a trial or a declaration of war is a different problem of employees opposing working on "evil" things.
I like this advice, particularly the warning against risk-averse behavior. Literally anyone can give the most common answers. It takes someone with true insight to actually see what the person needs, in this case how the risk profile changes over time.
I used to develop a java app during an internship on a computer I was not even supposed to be admin on. McAfee AV crapware was randomly deciding that my app .jar was in need of being removed and there was nothing I could do without going against company policy except rebuild and hope this time it would go well.
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I really liked investing in companies I love to use or just want to succeed because I think they are onto something. More risky but at the same time 'supports' what I like and with more reward if it works out than index funds (which you should do in general).
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But we still have model — Apple isn’t a monopoly in any way.
Thats the reality now. Many companies are based entirely on mobile apps. How would a service like uber work without relying on Android/iOS
I was asked for my thoughts, not an argument intended to convince anyone, so that’s what I gave. :)

There are several other comments on this page that go into some of the factual errors.

I reviewed the titles and posting frequency of recent articles on the site, and it strongly pattern-matched in my brain as “content farm”, which would be negatively corrated with article quality. I predict the author’s intention is to post one article a day, and I predict that having such a posting frequency as a primary motivation is negatively correlated with quality.

I examined the author’s previous work in an attempt to understand his motivation behind writing and posting such an article; I’ve noticed that articles written out of a personal desire to communicate an idea tend to be better constructed or have a different “voice” than this article, so I wanted to understand where the author was coming from in the larger context. I only “attacked” because of the strength of the pattern-match I found.
Facebook is perfectly allowed to stop providing services, but they cannot make use of their service contingent on tracking and personalized ads.
But that's the rub. The system doesn't identify the photo, the user does. Imagine a photo service with Gmail-like filters, and I create a filter which says "If Photo Longitude/Latitude within this bounds, then photo is #GrangarsHouse". I've now turned a system with a general purpose EXIF metadata filter function into a system which can categorize locations that identify people's dwellings with high probability.

"Identifying" a purpose could range from simply clustering visually similar photos using any number of non-machine-learning, non-biometrically-aware image processing algorithms, to using DNNs like FaceNet, or using the old eigenvector facial recognition algorithms of the 90s.

As soon as I upload a photo I took of you to a photo hosting system that has any kind of search functionality at all, the risk is raised that you can be categorized and identified somehow. Really, "consent" was broken not by the company, but by the uploader.

I really think the genie's out of the bottle on photos now. So many people are constantly photographing on their phones, and so many are uploading them to publicly accessible feeds all over the internet, that a federated crawler could already be built to track you, in fact, I think there's already some social media monitoring services that offer this.

If you're out in public, you should pretty much assume you have no privacy with regards to your imagery, GDPR isn't gonna save you. You can control your own photos, but you can't control what other people do of photos taken of you.
This is basically my life right now and I am loving every single second of it.

Another tip here is to surround yourself with people who also love having low expenses and are adventurous and open minded.

My gf originally wanted to plan a vacation that involved a flight, hotel, and nights out on the city.

When I took her car camping on the beach 45 mins away from our job and cooked her dinner on the beach, for an all in budget (gas parking food etc) of like $27, she never looked back from her newfound hobby XDD
"Telegram recently ran an ICO that, at the very least, probably runs afoul of American securities law.”
Their ICO is absolutely compliant with the securities laws. There wasn’t a sign of general solicitation and the investors were required to be accredited.
Events are really the only thing I miss from FB. Startup idea for anyone who wants to try to address it: independent Events app that connects with everything under the sun (FB, Google, etc.)

I suspect a large percentage of HN readers have tried to some degree to create an events app. It seems like a no brainer, but the reality is that having a critical mass of users matters more than creating an app that works well. You can't monetize convincingly with ads, commission is only going to work if you can genuinely push people who wouldn't have gone anyway to go to the events, and Facebook already has the users.

Not exactly the same, but Meetup has existed for more than ten years and seems to do ok with a model that charges organizers a small amount.
While he certainly knows how to sound like a guru.
There is a far easier way to create wealth out of thin air than reading these tips.
EMH that this paper refers to is about financial markets. In other areas of econ, no one is claiming that markets are efficient, in fact most of econ talks about "first best", "second best", "losses in efficiency", etc.
Weird place to vent. But I find it so interesting that Emacs in all it's wisdom does not have (to me) acceptable undo behavior. Sometimes when I want to undo a bit, it undoes so much that I have to do a few seconds of copy-pasting.
Yeah, in this case we are back to square one and P vs NP again seems irrelevant to me.
Do you believe that having a military is evil? Serving in the military is evil?
I wouldn't blame Google for this. It's sole purpose is to make money. So they make money wherever they can.

People voted for a government that bombs other people, that's a consequence.
At least FB gives you some control over what you see (I've tucked quite a few "friends" into a dark corner, blocked some annoying persons altogether, tweaked how often I see updated from others) so it is bearable if not very exciting.
If I was allowed to vote for the most useless feature that would be Instagrams "stories". I am yet to see a single use of it that I found interesting or entertaining. The worst is that you cannot turn them off :(
And then people install pirated .apk making iOS the most profitable mobile platform for developers as they prefer to focus on iOS, especially regarding expensive apps.
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> According to the computer that flew away the amount of time that it takes to solve the problem can be considered ~P in a way.

No, since it can only save a constant factor of time. (Also, dragging random physics into a mathematical model based on a different view of the world isn't really helpful to understanding it. "Time" is computational steps, not seconds)
"The world as we know it, will change" ...
It seems like a Bitconnect punchline !!

Seriously, how can they treat this ICO as a "good project".
You are right, the landing page is full of red flags.
> Consuming means using resources on things that immediately loose their value.

You mean like food ? It's literally the first definition of 'to consume' on Google.
You missed the "very few people that got rich without getting lucky". With the full phrase both statements are in agreement.
What I’m saying is stop worrying about karma and talk your opinions. Karma is not money or air. Your opinion matters.
Yes, let’s just educate everyone instead of bulding a better system in the first place.
"To prevent attackers from replacing our firmware with a malicious version, we apply digital signatures."

How about putting a read/write switch on the device that prevents writing to the firmware if the switch is in the off position.
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Before I had written my comment, I quickly did a search and found some info in Chechnya which I didn't follow.

Seeing your links, I went to wikipedia to understand what Chechnya is.

It appears to be an area in political unrest.

Right now only 1,9% people in Chechnya are russian.

So I guess it makes more sense to say "there is mass murder in Chechnya"?

And reading the first article, I don't even understand who is doing that, Chechnya people or russian people who live there? or russians from outside of Chechnya?

So my conclusion: what you're saying, is at least exaggerated and at worst just misleading on purpose.
As soon as it get wide enough they’d just block you.
Exactly. So why criticise people for spending money on consumption when they need it to stay alive.
Private information here refers to whatever insights you bring with your research. The point is that if you gain some private information (by being a quant, analyst, etc.) you would immediately trade on it and the price would then start reflecting your views.

Also EMH, and that's the point Fama uses a lot to battle critics, does not put a time frame on when the price adjustment happens.
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Is Naval rich?

I think the most valuable advice in getting rich is from people who are moderately rich.

Advice from people who aren’t rich is stupid.

Advice from billionaires seems irrelevant because their circumstances are so exceptional.

How did the friend of a friend make $20million ... there’s an interesting question.

I could give you advice on how to not get rich.... just make what are in hindsight a constant flow of wrong decisions about things that could have led to financial gain. I’m an expert at that.
This is fantastic! You could add related services like:

- should have bought a yellow rubber duck

- I wish you had an agenda

- do you ever think before you speak
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But I can go to a public forum right now and find pirated .apk for thousands Android apps. And that’s extremely bad for the ecosystem.
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Their papers[1] are also quite good.

[1] - https://research.fb.com/publications/
https://blog.rust-lang.org/2018/05/10/Rust-1.26.html has a section about it.
iOS doesn't allow this because Apple makes shitloads more money from mobile than desktop. They recently blocked Valves app from iOS because it allows you to stream games from another device which puts apples cut from the app store at risk. They don't care about steam on OSX because they make so much less money there.
Russia bent Google in no time to show Crime as Russian territory on Google Maps. Apple is stronger, but not so much.
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You can just bring you application into Windows Store and it will be "Trusted Windows Store App". They support command line apps too.
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Maybe if there be one US AI company would be ok, but Google is a world wide company that has it's tentacles in many things.
I’m pretty sure Apple communicates with the developers of major apps in a different manner. Like when they didn’t immediately deleted Uber that was tracking the permanent device IDs which is prohibited by the platform. They’d delete any regular app that tried to do that.
I think the best option is picking your own gatekeeper. fdroid and redhat are the gatekeepers of my system but if they turn bad I can choose better ones.
Yeah. One finger at a time, until all 21 fingers will be inside.
I guess you didn't read until the end.

> When you're finally wealthy, you'll realize that it wasn't what you were seeking in the first place. But that's for another day.
Hmm, this is an interesting question to me.

I think that I agree with their argument. Even if you play full Michael Jackson songs in your commercially successful documentary, I think this still could reasonably be construed as fair use. Maybe it would be a bit better if the clips were only 15-30 seconds, but the songs are relevant to the topic, and calling it a "documentary" is accurate and non arbitrary in this case.

If you were making an action film and you used my entire song for a 3 minute long car chase, and you made $500,000,000 in the movie, maybe you should pay me a small fee in my opinion as a nice gesture.

But to answer your ultimate question, I am very, very ardent pirate and I believe that literally nothing should be copyrighted.

I do not want to be sued by Disney and I do not want to sue Disney. If one of us profits immensely, it would be helpful to share the spoils, otherwise one might generally think of you as "a dick".

But the MJ side lawyers just want money, not to protect the integrity of his artwork.
Hangouts is yet another app. imesssge just works and gracefully degrades when a non iOS person is included.
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While chch is definitely not russian in any way, the good question is why they didn’t come for lgbt so massively before it was stated as russian law. It is not that you’re wrong, but this kind of thinking just supports the status quo – there is a region in RF that can turn anyone into an example. Not to mention a green light for these organized thugs almost everywhere in western russia. IMO they are controlled and guided from above, no doubt.
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Tell that to GDPR.
I’m pretty sure Apple meant the compliance with the regulations of the countries where the app is available.
It seems like Amazon warehouse worker are slaves to robots. Robots have no compassion and show no pity. It would be terrible to be a slave to a robot.

The real problem is that the variation of human performance is so large. Variation of performance between individuals can be addressed by firing the weak. But an individual’s performance from day-to-day and over the long term also varies greatly.

The incentives to raise performance standards to unsustainable levels is enormous. How could Amazon’s robots (and managers) resist the temptation?
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If you can work remote as a developer you can find a cheap home, you reduce your spending, work part time. You will have enough remaining time.

Then the problem is to find a way to be happy enough, you can have enough money but be unhappy.
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