Ruthvik Peddawandla
@ruthvik947
Ruthvik Peddawandla
Tired: Rushing to quick answers or public declarations
Wired: Sitting with questions, refining them in trusted company, and waiting until the shape of truth emerges
Yancey Stricklerx.comThere's no version of "control the poets" that's easily compatible with a free society.
Lyta Gold • Dangerous Fictions
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Instead of job descriptions, I wish companies would post a list of problems they want to solve and then you could apply to solve them.
Carly Valancysubstack.comUp all night thinking of a large expanse of land a young man has recently inherited. The whole area covered in orange trees, and in each orange, a short message from his father. The messages seem meaningless, scrambled, the last gesture of a lost man, but only because he’s eating them in the wrong order.
Up all night thinking of several women, sleep... See more
Up all night thinking of several women, sleep... See more
Arctic honey (feat. Kafka, Stalin, the Bible)
One more thing about the ideology of Silicon Valley is that it is also this hyper-masculine worldview, which is another reason why I think they align so much with Trump and why that is such a seductive political system for them.
The term “alpha” is [not just] this financial extra. [I asked] one of the entrepreneurs I talked to, why would they leave
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destraynor.com
“Have you tried doing less on the problem?” is an underrated strategy to get unstuck. Most people try to do more.
Time for tinkering, following my curiosity, and reading about things that interest me can feel like “wasting” time but these periods tend to lead to interesting opportunities. This is because it's a way of getting in the flow with my nature and optimizing for energy first. This ends up being a great hack for avoiding starting things you’ll want to ... See more
