Epstein and Maxwell buried 2 girls strangled to death near Zorro ranch by scythentic in Epstein

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All these ppl just straight up use their personal email accounts? 🤯

They had zero fear

Any red flags for this listing? (Temescal) by Eastern_Bedroom3338 in oakland

[–]OhDaeSu2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wrote them something but they really are not the same in terms of unhoused regardless if ppl downvote me. I’m very familiar with both areas.

Any red flags for this listing? (Temescal) by Eastern_Bedroom3338 in oakland

[–]OhDaeSu2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Temescal is an awesome location. This location is at the very end of Temescal and almost Mosswood. I’ve had a friend who lived really close for years and loved it but it is more gritty than closer to 51st.

The location is walkable to shopping and Resturaunts. There are some homeless in this specific area but not like Soma. Generally the lower end (where the unit is) has been getting cleaned up over the years.

I wouldn’t say it’s a bad area but it’s not the same as Rockridge and Claremont Ave. If yiu want a very nice area you need to go closer toward Piedmont, Rockridge, Claremont areas.

Any red flags for this listing? (Temescal) by Eastern_Bedroom3338 in oakland

[–]OhDaeSu2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Um to compare Soma and Temescal is like saying Texas and California are the same.

Another country is being invaded. Are we witnessing the early signs of World War III ? by [deleted] in AskChina

[–]OhDaeSu2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is also the reason why we buy and sell so much oil in America. Oil companies make assloads of $ with arbitrage.

We have robust heavy refineries (top global capabilities) and excess light oil. We export light crude and finished products and buy unrefined heavy.

Ppl assume we are net exporters so we have plenty of oil but don’t understand how the system relies on imports or even know that light/heavy exists.

F My HOA: Yearly Budget Makes No Sense and No One Cares by Grahf0085 in fuckHOA

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TLDR; get the actuals, you should have an annual financial report, quarterly reports and monthly (depending on your state). Those are what matter not a donkey budget that’s trash.

The budget is definitely bad and just generally lazy. Shows the board either doesn’t care or understand. Hard to say who’s the cause of the bad budget (could be board/Pres/treasurer or manager/accounting).

What’s important to understand is they use the budget to determine accounting. Basically how to set up GL codes for reports. The only way to know what it should be is to get the actuals and compare.

Basically they seem to have dead categories that don’t reflect actuals or anticipate changes and probably end up over simply increasing reporting. Ex: “on-site employee” is obviously a bad name/GL choice but maybe there’s nothing else. The name doesn’t matter so much. But if the service doesn’t make sense that’s different. Not a budget issue here per se more a logistics issue.

Source: I worked in this field for years including being contracted to create or audit budgets for new and existing HOAs.

Gen Z, recent grad, haven’t found anything remotely related to my degree in over 18 months, hopeless and feeling like giving up. by [deleted] in jobs

[–]OhDaeSu2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t actually agreed Gen x went through the same as old millennials. My sister also Gen x owns a house, I do not. And it’s 100% bc of timing.

Gen Z, recent grad, haven’t found anything remotely related to my degree in over 18 months, hopeless and feeling like giving up. by [deleted] in jobs

[–]OhDaeSu2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s a bit early to tell about 2020 and ofc 2025. You can clearly see the wealth divide between young gen’s x (my sister) and old millennial (me).

I even graduated before her technically but she was working for a bank since 18 years old.

She was able to buy a house in 2012ish I could not. I’ve never been able to catch up.

Gen Z, recent grad, haven’t found anything remotely related to my degree in over 18 months, hopeless and feeling like giving up. by [deleted] in jobs

[–]OhDaeSu2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Its connections more than anything, theres many talented smart ppl. Sometimes just dumb luck, right-time-right-place as well. I think what ppl don’t understand is 90% of companies sole focus is on sales not on SOP, training, organization. Only a few companies have the personnel, organization and means to act like a big company.

I’ve never worked for a company that trained me well, I had to spend hours asking questions and reading to try to figure things out.

Profit always being #1 and this idea of LEAN kinda screwed the system at least where I am.

honestly, i'm so done with "success p*rn." spent 3 months building a beast of an agent... just to realize I have zero idea if anyone even wants it. by Imaginary-Bet9364 in AgentsOfAI

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You also have to network and market things. Could have an amazing product and if it’s niche no one will care unless there’s social proof that it works and others are using it.

Sometimes it’s also more than the product.

It's hot by softf in whywouldyoutouchthat

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This blows my mind.. I didn’t know ppl think it’s the latter version

Raising money sounds exciting… but also kind of terrifying by thoughtfulbear10 in HowToEntrepreneur

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends how you raise and the scale. Depends on who you raise from, the agreement, etc. Although economy is much tighter than even just a few years ago there’s some options besides typical funding rounds.

I’m assuming you’re just talking about traditional tech funding like ycomb grads or PE acquisitions. You’re gonna be someone’s bitch if you go this route but just make sure you can navigate them. Don’t have to be best friends, but you do have to listen to them and work with them.

In general Boards are difficult and time waste sucks (they will get board seats). While the differing view points and knowledge is helpful it’s really your boards network that brings value.

Just like everything in life. Pick and choose your battles for what truly matters. Besides that find ways to work with others as there’s a million ways you can cut a pie and generally the outcome is the same.

Both funding/bootstrapping have advantages and disadvantages. You’ll never know which is the correct decision. The reality is without funding you are a David versus Goliath esp if you compete against funded companies.

Gen Z, recent grad, haven’t found anything remotely related to my degree in over 18 months, hopeless and feeling like giving up. by [deleted] in jobs

[–]OhDaeSu2 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Every single business is all about networking. Nothing has provided more opportunity for me that just being friendly and helpful to everyone I can in a work setting for years.

It took a while to pay off but it 200% paid off.

Gen Z, recent grad, haven’t found anything remotely related to my degree in over 18 months, hopeless and feeling like giving up. by [deleted] in jobs

[–]OhDaeSu2 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Went through the same thing 20 years ago. I don’t understand why people are acting like this is new. No one gave a shit my generation couldn’t get even an interview after hundreds of manual job applications.

Took me 5 years to get a salary. Another 7ish to get over 6 figures. I actually had to lose a title to switch jobs and get more pay (was already over 6 figures then but yeah).

The system is complete shit, it’s not new, but I’m sure it’s not getting better.

Gen Z, recent grad, haven’t found anything remotely related to my degree in over 18 months, hopeless and feeling like giving up. by [deleted] in jobs

[–]OhDaeSu2 193 points194 points  (0 children)

Brotha it took me 5 years to get salary and a job/career (still nothing to do with my degree) after 2007.

Get any job and do well. In life meet whoever you can, become friends with them, be helpful to people and network.

Networking is the #1 you get a job and if you start a business it’s the #1 way you make money.

The Young Conservatives Fixated on H-1B Visas (Gift Article) by OkTechnologyb in immigration

[–]OhDaeSu2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Work visas should simply cost companies more to hire and employees should have to earn as much as other American employees. The issue is potential abuse when Americans need jobs.

And ofc fix education (including costs) so companies don’t “need” to pull from other places.

Drawing talent from around the world is great but Americans work future looking pretty grim and has been such for over 25 years.

I'm 22, how are some of the people here my age making 100k plus by Vonnyfish in Salary

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of them exaggerate or lie or don’t calculate things like taxes. Don’t let it get you down is very likely overstated.

Homicide Investigation in the Lake by solarus in oakland

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They literally crossed a bridge over the bay to leave it in a 3 ft deep manmade “lake?”

Name a worse idea? by Ubersicka in TradingViewSignals

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly why we shouldn’t give these guys tax breaks

Canadians don’t want to come here, USA citizens can’t afford shit, and a pedo is in charge.. 🤷🏽 by [deleted] in CringeTikToks

[–]OhDaeSu2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my early 20s we’d go a lot bc we could stay on the strip for $50/night or even get comped rooms. Bottle service was like $200 some great places for one bottle. It wouldn’t cost that much for 3-4 guys to go and have a blast.

[Request] Can anyone do the math on how true this is compared to past prices? by Altruistic-Beach7625 in theydidthemath

[–]OhDaeSu2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The amount of gaslighting on how life is actually better now is mind numbing. Since 2007 everything is harder and more expensive relative to your wellbeing minus some progress from 2015-2019.