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minus-square@RememberTheApollo_linkEnglish11•2 months agoDoing it for yourself vs for someone else. You get the reward if you do it for yourself, then you’re done. If you do it for someone else as a job, they get the reward, you’re presented with more problems to solve, and there isn’t any additional reward.
Doing it for yourself vs for someone else. You get the reward if you do it for yourself, then you’re done.
If you do it for someone else as a job, they get the reward, you’re presented with more problems to solve, and there isn’t any additional reward.