@garrytan: Run your own game It's going to work out
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Garry Tan reflects on the fear of missing out in the tech industry, noting how various groups perceive missed opportunities amid the AI renaissance.
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Run your own game
It’s going to work out
dar (@radbackwards): Everyone everywhere feels like they’re missing out on something right now.
The New Yorker feels they are missing the tech renaissance
The SF kid thinks they’re missing the equity gains of the big labs
The open ai employee thinks they’re missing out on life as it passes them
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