dsutoyo

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by dsutoyo 13y ago
Good advice and thanks! When I was a lot younger, I definitely overtraded and didn't really do enough homework.
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by dsutoyo 13y ago
like your breakdown of the 80% solution vs 100%-optimal. Makes a lot of sense!
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by dsutoyo 13y ago
I did that before too! Honestly, it did feel like gambling a bit. It worked until the company one day went bankrupt. After that I started looking at newsletter service like Motley Fool, but curious to see if there are other services that pe
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by dsutoyo 13y ago
Thank you for your insights. I also subscribe to Motley Fool as well and benefited from it. I tried reading in the past, and you are absolutely correct, it just either became too consuming and the financial jargons just became less interest
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Ask HN: How do you invest?
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by dsutoyo 13y ago
Sometimes you just need to start and try it. Get the inertia going. You can start small. Help a friend or relative and charge them. Get practicing on itemizing cost, project proposal, contract negotiation, collecting money, figuring out how
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by dsutoyo 13y ago
Exciting! Thanks for the additional info, I definitely have a better picture now. I think the recruiting industry can definitely use more help from technology.
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by dsutoyo 13y ago
I think the idea has potential. I am curious what kind of insights and analytics you will be providing. It would be good to start with a specific audience (e.g. programmers) and use GitHub activity to factor in their professional experience