ZhangSWEFAANG

There's an easy solution to this - it's called the information:action ratio. Actions include reading deeply, writing, coding, etc. For every piece of information you consume, you in general, want to produce twice that.

Source: My 150 IQ

> Some open code carries relatively light requirements, for example: “Don’t use my code commercially (don’t sell it or use it in something you sell)” and, very basically.

How can anyone even enforce this? Why can't I take some code, create a SaaS product for drug dealers, and then go sell it to my Opp Daquavion Marshawn III down the block? Who will ever find out?

One underrated benefit of using Anki is you become a god. In a meeting, when I can recite the Q1 revenue along with the names of everyone working on the project, everyone automatically becomes submissive to me because they think they have just observed a superior intellect.