Sounds like satire to get views for his website.
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You really cannot be 100% sure with some of these. Ken Cheng is obvious. This one, not sure. Sounds like.
24 y/o, 3 majors in CS, economics and another thing. Founder. The fact that it's a 30h flight. It has fuckery all around.
Unless he has flying to Kansas or something the flight length is complete bullshit. Looks like its 17-19 hours for west coast airports and at most 22 hours for nyc or Boston
If he had multiple layovers he could hit 30 hours flight time. However you’re right, a nonstop flight from NYC to Saigon is only like 20 hours or so.
was sure until the "rest is a legacy feature i had deprecated" line lol
this and it beeing economy class, the seats are so small that writing on a laptop would be a pain
I found this guy's profile and am sad to report I don't think this is satire
I had no doubt, having met many visionary "founder" types.
You can tell he doesn't have kids.
Else he'd be willing to pay a lot of money for 30 hours of uninterrupted relaxing time.
Children: the actual legacy feature
Looks like someone just got their first box of Adderall lol. It's a long and majestic flight, but the landing is gonna be a rough one
Anyone that would willingly buy into this shit has a severe lack of critical thinking skills.
That's another legacy feature I had deprecated.
Sleep deprivation leads to hallucinations like this.
I see a too early death in his 30s. it's called karoshi - death caused by overworking.
I think we need a specific term for assholes that proudly work others to the death while taking all credit. CEO just doesn't cut it
This is what happens when you're sleep deprived, you mean to write 13 and write 30. Also known as "flying coach" time dilation slip.
Bonus points for the creepy privacy invasion.
10/10 post
LOL. Bro thinks 'If I work hard, I will succeed; effort and progress scale linearly'
I used to work 300 hr months for years. Let me be the first to tell you that's the most toxic thinking you can imagine
I used to work 300 hr months for years.
I had one of those, and then decided that if being self-employed was this, I'd rather live under a bridge.
Poe's law
Satire becomes the new way to roll a business. We've reached a point where this kind of post with its obviously satirical framing could as well come from an actual founder dude who just craves for maximum attention with nothing to show for it and just trying to go from there. At this point it doesn't matter anymore if it's satirical or not as long as it gets the clicks. Clicks turn into dollars at some point.
Not to blame lil' Ky-Nam here, although looking at the short summary (3x Majors CS, Econ) this sounds like either the entire profile is satire or he is unseriously serious about this kind of hype business approach to just get attention and then go from there. But maybe it's just a dude.
What a time, we can't even discriminate the authentic crap from toxic crap anymore.
I want to barf on this dude's face. This dude thinks he is going to be next Fuckerberg or whatever CEO is in vogue now. Only thing he is going to be a burnt out failed entrepreneur.
Some people do have unlimited energy. Was watching a car show where this dude fabs up amazing shit on his own, and he only sleeps 3 hours a day, says thats all he needs amd he just wakes up and goes to play in his garage.
Some people just lucky. Then there's me, not old or out of shape, can sleep 13 hours easy and not have any energy, thyroid tested fine, im literally just a low energy person most of the time. Sucks.
I have this, I suspect it's familial natural short sleep (FNSS). I never need to sleep more than 5 ish hours generally.
I think you're right that people are all different and some have more energy. I also think it's possible a guy fixing up cars on YouTube could be full of shit...?
Oh it could be. This wasn't a random YouTube show, it was an established show with i think motortrend but yeah it could be bullshit. However I do know people who are almost like that. Same as people who drink a 30 pack of Busch on a tuesday night and go to work the next morning just fine.
Try drastically changing your diet.
No way dude wasnt on Adderall or something...
That wouldnt be hard with Adderall...
Vyvanse, my love, I miss you so. Soon we'll be together again, my dear.
I once drove from Colorado to Virginia Beach straight. Around about 28 hours straight driving. I had Adderall and percocets. I got 5 miles from my house and had to pull over because I couldnt see straight. I slept a couple hours then woke up to a cop tapping on my window, i explained i had just driven from Colorado and he told me to move on so i went the last 5 miles home.
'Some of us are built different' isn't advice. It's just bigotry.
rest is deprecated
work is rest
Lmao this is a good one
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But his idol, Jensen Huang, apparently also goes to bed an wakes up, implying the occurrence of sleep. Logic is difficult
I want to know more about his friend who sleeps for 14 hours straight
Fuck Linkedin and the brown-noser assclowns that post this shit.
Glad I deleted my account there.
Yea, just use POST only
This person should be banned from ever touching a computer again.
bro is an econ major and yet never read Capital vol.1 which quite clearly lays out that any time spent working after reproducing the means of sustenance for the worker (in this case I guess it's only an hour or two, if the dude is doing anything productive at all) is just surplus value for the capitalist (in this case, the venture capitalist paying this "tech founder"), which the capitalist will never reimburse to the worker.
30 hours of uninterrupted time available for sleeping. That sounds like an excellent return.
Reading the title I thought this was about Representational State Transfer, and was confused.
24yo, major in computer sciences, economics and one more thing. Probably in false advertising.