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Writing on GPUs, LLMs, MLOps, Kubernetes — and mindset · 9 posts
Half of Career Anxiety Is a Money Problem — Runway Math and the Structure of Fixed Costs
Underneath the worry about whether this job will exist in a few years there is usually a second sentence: if it goes, how many months can I last. The future cannot be predicted, but that number can be computed today. Thi
2026-08-15 · 7 min read #career#financial-runway#money#negotiation#job-securityNine Korean Reads on Money for Engineers — After Removing Everything That Sells a Product, Only the Arithmetic Was Left
Year-end tax settlement, national insurance deductions, stock option taxation, severance pay, freelance income tax. These are topics every Korean developer searches at least once, and the results are dominated by refund
2026-08-12 · 10 min read #큐레이션#korean-blogs#money#tax#payrollLosses Hurt Twice as Much as Gains — The Prospect Theory Original and the 45 Years Since
The sentence "people feel the pain of a loss twice as strongly as the pleasure of a gain" has become a fixture of negotiation textbooks and pricing memos. Open the source — the 1979 Econometrica paper by Kahneman and Tve
2026-07-26 · 13 min read #psychology#paper-review#behavioral-economics#decision-making#moneyMoney Was Not Born from Barter — A World History of Money, from Lydian Coins to Credit
Chapter one of every economics textbook says money arose to cure the inconvenience of barter, yet anthropologists have never located a single society that worked that way. Follow the road money actually travelled: the el
2026-07-26 · 15 min read #humanities#history#money#economics#financeHow Far Do Income and Happiness Rise Together — The Full Story of the 75,000 Dollar Debate
"Beyond an annual income of 75,000 dollars, happiness stops rising." Kahneman and his 2010 study turned that into common sense. Then in 2021 Killingsworth, using real-time smartphone data, reported the exact opposite — h
2026-07-20 · 6 min read #psychology#paper-review#mindset#happiness#moneyThe Psychology of Money — Why We Spend So Irrationally
We are astonishingly irrational about money. Following behavioral-economics findings like loss aversion, mental accounting, and anchoring, we look at the relationship between money and happiness and the psychology of imp
2026-06-21 · 26 min read #behavioral-economics#psychology#money#decision-making#cultureA History of Money — From Cowrie Shells to Bitcoin
From the myth of barter through commodity money, coins, paper notes, and credit, all the way to digital and cryptocurrencies, this essay traces the long road money has traveled. Through vivid cases, it shows that the ess
2026-06-21 · 26 min read #culture#history#money#economics#currencyThe Trap of Day Trading and the Case for Long-Term Investing — Money Management That Protects Your Soul
The get-rich-quick mindset drains your growth energy. Here is how day trading conditions the brain, why long-term investing and compounding are stronger, and how to manage money while focusing on your craft and protectin
2026-06-19 · 30 min read #investing#long-term#psychology#money#cultureMindful Spending and Financial Mindset: Building Wealth Without Deprivation
Analyzing the "mindful spending" trend of 2026. With 49% of consumers adopting values-aligned spending, learn a practical guide to building financial wellbeing without deprivation.
2026-03-16 · 7 min read #personal-finance#budgeting#self-improvement#financial-mindset#money