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The Curse of Smart People - apenwarr
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A bit over 3 years ago, after working for many years at a series of startups (most of which I co-founded), I disappeared through a Certain V...
The Curse of Smart People - apenwarr Tasty, nutritious ...part of this complete breakfast Everything here is my opinion. I do not speak for your employer. ← July 2014 August 2014 → 2014-07-01 >> The Curse of Smart People A bit over 3 years ago, after working for many years at a series of startups (most of which I co-founded), I disappeared through a Certain Vortex to start working at a Certain Large Company which I won't mention here. But it's not really a secret; you can probably figure it out if you bing around a bit for my name. Anyway, this big company that now employs me is rumoured to hi
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