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Show HN: Tech, career, and personal wellbeing advice from HN users
Hi HN,
I figured there are a lot of HN users on here who have a lifetime's worth of valuable tips & advice that they could share with fellow HN users, and that would be very helpful to the rest of us.
So I decided to spend a couple of days creating a micro-site where HNers with valuable tips & advice to share, can share those personal-experience derived advice with those of us who would appreciate & benefit from said advice.
Link to site:
https://yoomter.com https://yoomter.com
Enjoy!
- tucnak 3y agoHN regulars are among the last people I would be asking for "wellbeing" advice.
- rose_ann_ 3y agoLol. Some of the wellbeing tips were really quite good though.
- greenie_beans 3y agothis is cool, thanks for sharing. is there a way to go to the original post on hacker news? i like to see the context around comments but i can't find that link. it only links to the "original post" on the yoomter site, which is misleading since that's not the original post.
- rose_ann_ 3y agoThe posts on the site are the original posts. To seed the site so it wouldn't look like a wasteland, I emailed a few high value HN posters who had email addresses shown on their HN profiles and begged them to post a tip. A few of them graciously obliged, and some of those probably told a colleague/acquaintance to post a tip as well. It's why I love HN, there's more of a sense of community here.
- greenie_beans 3y agooh i see. i was thinking that you found comments on hacker news and put them there. in which case, i'd want to go to the hacker news comment.
- barrysteve 3y agoCool site Is it rude to point out that often the tips and advice are telling someone to do something? I usually understand tips to be hints about what might be coming up next, or where to look next, or what I might have missed along the way.. When someone's pretty mentally hammered (aka me), it's difficult to mentally process a laundry list of habits or practices that I should also do...
- rose_ann_ 3y agoI understand, but isn't it a bit better to at least have some idea of where to start or even a general idea of what to do or what to avoid doing?