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(previously) Legal Counsel, APAC @twitch | lawyer, gamer, saviour of worlds and slayer of menacing creatures | https://t.co/ln1u1I3gps

Singapore Katılım Kasım 2010
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aizat 🇸🇬@ohaizat·
remembering to always focus on improving myself, and not to be distracted or sidetracked. no yelling to be heard. i will be the best version of myself and the world will have no choice but to take notice
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going into @AKEndfield completely blind and i did NOT expect this quality of graphics and cutscenes, like how did we go from 2D animation and tower defense to borderline AAA-quality game here?? this is at least on part with games like Scarlet Nexus, and the STORY OMG
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Holy #TaxiDriver3Ep14 had the most insane ending scene ever. I've literally watched that EMP go off 4 times in a row
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"falling feels like flying for a little while... and then you hit the ground"
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Football Talk@FootballTalkHQ·
🗣️ Zlatan Ibrahimović: “The last time I cried, was when I didn't receive my paycheck and wages from Malmo FF. I wrote to the league board and asked them to deduct every three points I won for Malmo FF. The board said 'My money was being paid to my parents because I was too young by law to receive an official salary'. I told the league board that I was also too young to be the top scorer and win Malmo a league title by law, so they must not be given my 3 points till I am old enough. The next day my money was transferred to my account. I am older than the law.”
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Sunday Monk🌞
Sunday Monk🌞@sundaymonk·
Korean here. I know the answer to this. There are rich Koreans, but they’re relatively rare and almost all of them are people who dared to expand outside the Korean market and system. If you stay fully inside the Korean system, a lot of your money goes into keeping up with status games, trend-chasing, and social signaling, and whatever you do earn gets taxed aggressively. If your company starts doing well, competitors quickly copy you, or a larger company with more leverage tries to squeeze you out. The ecosystem is brutally fast, but also brutally convergent. I once had a close friend who was a senior developer at Meta explain his impression of the difference between Korean companies and Silicon Valley companies, and it stuck with me. In Korea, our demographics and culture is very homogeneous (although recently it is slowly becoming alot more diverse). Korean companies optimize for speed and execution within a very tight cultural context. Everyone shares similar assumptions, tastes, and expectations, so products can be built and iterated incredibly fast. You don’t need endless A/B tests or debates about edge cases because most users respond the same way. When something works, it spreads instantly. In Silicon Valley, the situation is almost the opposite. Teams are made up of people from wildly different cultural, social, and economic backgrounds, and their users are even more diverse. Intuition doesn’t work as well, so companies are forced to rely on data, experimentation, abstraction, and systems that can generalize across very different types of people. It’s slower and messier, but it produces products that scale globally. This is probably why Korea isn’t richer than people expect. When something “hits” in Korea, it hits fast and almost everywhere at once. But Korean companies rarely develop the perspective needed to systematically produce global hits, the only way to make truly massive money. Once something works locally, it gets copied immediately, the total addressable market is small, and margins collapse. Korea is incredibly good at execution and speed. The West is better at building things that survive diversity and scale. That difference compounds over time.
@levelsio@levelsio

I'm always surprised why the Koreans didn't get richer I studied there, I lived there and I don't really have a real strong reason why They work really hard I guess one thing that could be a barrier is that in public life nobody can be direct and everything is ruled by unwritten rules of behavior (a lot like Japan) that they can only escape in private settings or when they get drunk Not being direct slows things down a lot especially in innovation In Korean startups I remember they'd use English names to avoid the hierarchy that came with Korean names (like you add words to the name for people older or younger than you etc. which would mean you can't rly go against ppl older than you) In China everyone I meet is hyper direct, pragmatic and very open (kinda like how I try to be on here and IRL) Maybe that's part of it?

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bings ✦⁺@itsbingsss·
Some people really have the emotional intelligence of a brick
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@itsbingsss ooh! OK shall try it, our default is this stall at great world city called viet taste that's really good
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bings ✦⁺@itsbingsss·
Crying inside cause my favourite beef pho went from 16 bucks to 20 recently 😢
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"We can't go back to the past and make better choices. But at least we can do better in the future" honkai dropping truth bombs right when i need to hear them
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@SirHotLaps in fairness I thought ugarte had a decent game considering the only player who could realistically play well there is prime kante
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stal 🌸💧@hellostal·
bro fuck this game LMFAOO
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stal 🌸💧@hellostal·
no idea what this Magicka game is but my friends said it's fun and very peaceful so we're trying that out today.. kinda doubting them idk 🤨 🔴 twitch.tv/stal
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𝖵𝖺𝗆𝗉𝗒 ♡
𝖵𝖺𝗆𝗉𝗒 ♡@zaffyvampy·
If you can see this please say something. I think my posts have been limited.
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Dev Bajwa@ammandev·
Same here Ruben… 😮‍💨
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aizat 🇸🇬@ohaizat·
"We must be willing to let go of the life we've planned, so as to have the life that's planned for us"
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randomly spiraling into a tailspin for no reason
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"Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards"
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"How do you want history to remember you? As a hero, or as a tyrant?" "I would rather be forgotten than be defined."
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