/biz/ - Business & Finance

The biggest idiots of anybody are the ones who go for totally unmarketable degrees while racking up a lot of money in debt. The hierarchy of based&redpilled paths are:

1. Go to the best school for the least money possible for a highly lucrative major (e.g. CS or dentistry)
2. Go into a lucrative trade
3. Get a mediocre degree, but spend almost nothing at a state or lower level school that will give you almost everything in grants/scholarships
4. Do nothing whatsoever, just work your way up from your first job after HS, eventually work experience will get you where you need to go
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90001. Rack up tons of debt overpaying at a "top" school for a meme ass degree that returns absolutely nothing and saddles you with huge lifetime payments

Sup biz, been gone for a while. Any AI projects related to crypto coming out that I should look at these days? Looking for some smaller gems.

>Act natural, casual, friendly, you want to make the interviewer feel good and that starts with not being anxious/awkward/surly/quiet, even if you don't know an answer, be good natured even if you have to fake it
>Take note of things you were asked and didn't have an answer to, look them up afterward and memorize the answer, you'll find some things come up repeatedly in other interviews

For software guys too it's worth grinding through a leetcode problem or 2 every day, looking up random factoids and general summaries to refresh your memory or maybe tie it all together. It's all a numbers game and all you can really do is apply yourself.

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>Value averaging is always better.

What unknown degen project should I buy /biz/? Gotta have a public team though.

Only 10% of my money is in crypto. The rest is in stocks and cash. What alts should I be buying this month to prep for the fall bull run?

I couldn't care less about the market dropping here and there because I've been dca-ing for months. What are you accumulating that’s still under $5mil mc, biz? For me, it’s amplifi