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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 21, 2014• 1 min read

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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 20, 2010• 1 min read

Ask HN: What's the big deal with startups anyways...My father is a custom's officer. My mom's a manager in a bank. Government employees. Middle-class.Dad focused on his mutual funds, mom on her promotions. And both, on everything in between. We now own three houses and close to a millions-worth.I wasn't taught to be egotistic, brash and adventurous. I was taught to be hard-working, loyal and obedient.I was told to maximize my intellectual, professional and social value for a company. Not for a client (the former offered better security and were easier to deal with anyways)Math and Chemistry, not Psychology and Political Science.Fixed deposits, not stocks.I started a local website development business recently. My goal? Have something to show at interviews.I want to know why this is so wrong today.I want to know why we fixate so much on the millionaire's presentation about some bread-crumb concept like,“Love your job”. Was anyone was not aware of that?What about an opinion by the 90k-salaried .NET developer. The one who probably couldn't