Linda Xie (linda)

I recently learned it's common among wealthy people to use concierge doctors who don't accept insurance (more time with doctor, specialized care, etc) and just get insurance with a really high deductible to cover crazy expensive emergencies

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Optimistic about AI helping solve a lot of cold criminal cases that were previously underresourced. When I worked in cybercrime investigations, there was an immense amount of manual work filtering through data. Ultimately can help catch some very bad people and bring closure

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Finished reading my second physics textbook Classical Mechanics by Taylor! Great deeper dive on mechanics esp learning more derivations on formulas, new methods, and helpful examples/problem sets. Also pushed my math more with linear algebra later on. Fantastic book

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Wow what a time to be back on the startup founder journey! Crypto x AI intersection has never been more clear and valuable

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Unless they were flat out scamming, I don't think people should be shamed if they decide to leave crypto and pursue something that interests them esp if they've been in it a long time. I only don't like it if they trash everyone else who wants to stay and keep building

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There are 4 Solana token airdrops lined up to Farcaster users totaling ~$70k. Having at least $10 of SOL in your Farcaster wallet increases your chances of qualifying for some of them

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In World of Warcraft, there are raids with dozens of players where if a boss is defeated it drops only a few items. I learned guilds have different methods on how to allocate winnings e.g. some where "loot councils" would decide, others where leaders kept it, some more casual/temporary guilds did dice rolls

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