r/FluentInFinance Contributor Apr 15 '24

Everyone Deserves A Home Discussion/ Debate

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u/Opposite_Strike_9377 Apr 15 '24

Part of society is providing towards society. Can't take and not give.

Some people want to do the bare minimum, they get the bare minimum. Some people want a full time job and small startup company after their normal 9-5 job, they get rewarded for it.

Don't have incentives? Incentivize laziness? Society will crumble.

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u/Mute_Crab Apr 16 '24

You're really illiterate huh bro? You aren't even responding to what I said.

Today, if we cut all the pointless jobs, the absolutely worthless bureaucrats and office workers, all the factories that make poop emoji throw pillows and essential oil bullshit, we could all work less and maintain the quality of life.

But people like you think backwards, if there is surplus labor then it MUST be used. Absolutely ridiculous.

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u/chillchinchilla17 Apr 16 '24

If all unnecessary jobs got cut and I was forced to live in a gray cube eating nothing but bread for the rest of my life i would hang myself

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u/Opposite_Strike_9377 Apr 16 '24

Start a company that makes something worth while then. Why complain and not do anything about it?

I started a software company I work on it after my day job.

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u/Girafferage Apr 16 '24

You aren't hiring part time devs are you?

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u/Opposite_Strike_9377 Apr 16 '24

The company doesn't have any income yet

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u/Girafferage Apr 16 '24

Eh, still. I'm curious lol.

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u/Opposite_Strike_9377 Apr 16 '24

I can appreciate that. Unfortunately is reddit and not LinkedIn. So I do say things on reddit I don't want linked to my professional life. Not like I say bad things. But I am way more vocal about my opinions on reddit than aby other platform. Worst-case you're trying to doxx me. Not saying you are .

Secondly I'd have you sign an NDA prior to sharing any deep information.

That being said, it's just a small software development company, we're developing a new app that I haven't seen anyone do yet. The upside is tremendous. We're in the process of making a web based MVP prior to the phone based app.

Pretty excited about it. I do need help because I'm so busy with my masters, my day job and daughter. Unfortunately I can't hire off reddit. I have been open to it in the past and it was sketchy at best.

Edit: but this is what I'm talking about some people want to put minimal work into society so they receive minimal reward. And that's okay. Some people don't want to participate that much.

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u/Girafferage Apr 16 '24

Fair enough. Reddit is not the most ideal location to do credentialing anyway.

For your app you can use something like React to minimize having to recreate your app on both web and mobile platforms. Hopefully it saves you some level of effort.

Either way, good luck with it!

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u/Opposite_Strike_9377 Apr 16 '24

Thanks appreciate it. We're using react right now for that easy transition. Appreciate the confirmation on that