Top 10 tips for 2025
I used to think I wanted to go to a public school, but I changed my mind. Public school absolutely sucks, the 1800s Prussian education system is garbage in the modern world.
Massive W
Behold, “Suited Up”!
I know I just said this with “ONSET,” but this is now the best thing I’ve ever made. And I had so much help making it! Show the team and me some love!
When you get polar opposites to agree on something, that means you’ve got something good going on.
Good job, jeffalo.
random question. (be honest i don’t mind).
if i were to add donations/paid tier/merch to wasteof, would anybody be willing to actually donate? would pay for domain, hosting, infra, etc. fees.
yes, i would donate ($10+)
I would donate but only if I get sometimes in return (eg. profile badge, merch, or premium site features)
i might donate
i would never donate (this is totally fine)
One thing that’s unique about wasteof.money is that it breaks the 90-9-1 rule. Usually on most social medias, 90% of users are lurkers, 9% participate a little bit, and 1% of users make most of the content.
But on here, more like 90% of users make the content. It’s a lot more of a community, unlike others like YouTube where it’s just you absorbing other people’s content.
things that improve programming efficiency:
actually do programming and don’t put it off
Average public schooler:
Thank you for posting! You’re always super positive even when the rest of us are embroiled in controversy like I sometimes am lol
500 waste of posts!!!
I can’t believe over two years have gone by on this site and how much it has grown. Thank you all so much for looking at my posts and I shall continue wahsposting as long as I have posts to post.
I’m not sure if 500 is too much or too little, but here it is visualized in the form of 500 bats:
if I offered you $10 million now, but you died (peacefully) tomorrow, you would not take it. You value the rest of your life more than $10 million. Most people would agree.
But, most people don’t live like their life is worth millions. I’m guilty of that personally.
According to Social Security data, the average lifetime gross income for an American is $1.13 million to $3.05 million. If your life is worth $10 million, you should make at least $10 million. Or the equivalent in something else (like experiences or relationships).
Don’t devalue your life.
I get this
