The insider trading you're allowed to do(coached.com)
57 points by rohanm93 | 43 comments
An essay by Rohan Mahtani in the Coached Weekly newsletter arguing that gaining legitimate insider knowledge is a powerful, permitted career advantage.
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My Email to Tim Cook(substack.com)
6 points by birdculture | 0 comments
My experiment living in a tent in Hong Kong's jungle(corentin.trebaol.com)
427 points by 5mv2 | 192 comments
Personal blog post recounting the author's 2016 experiment living in a tent in Hong Kong's jungle as a student to save on rent.
Saying No(rozumem.xyz)
110 points by rozumem | 84 comments
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The insider trading you're allowed to do(coached.com)
57 points by rohanm93 | 43 comments
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