RUG3Y

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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Are you hiring?
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I feel the same as you. Completely unmotivated and burned out. I wish I had some good advice for you, but I'm still trying to figure it out myself.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Wow, thank you! I will email soon.
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I desperately need a mentor. Such people are difficult to find.
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It's not taxes I object to. I think taxing income is much better than taxing property. I believe that we should have a right to our own property - I don't believe we should have to "rent" the right to keep what belongs t
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I pay for most of the things you mentioned out of my own pocket. My kids go to private school. Currently, property tax pays for some of those things, but only because our system is structured to work that way. Without getting into a long, d
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I personally would prefer some kind of flat tax. Property tax is despicable. In effect, you rent your own property from the government. Can't pay the taxes? Then they take it from you. It happens to people on fixed incomes often enough
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I spent the weekend working on my Honda, replacing the timing belt, water pump, clutch cylinders. It's been a long time since I've come up for air, so to speak, and spending the entire weekend off the computer was immensely gratif
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I was the first zombie, I was in a room with 6 players and immediately infected everyone. That felt good. It's a pretty fun game.
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Whitesnake and Savage Garden on endless repeat.
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I did some research on this recently, as part of a broader story on hazing rituals in the military. It's fascinating stuff. As a Marine, I've experienced and/or witnessed a fair amount of hazing. It's amazing how defensi
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I read Frank Herbert's Dune by flashlight when I was 11. The book absolutely blew my mind. I started at bedtime and turned the final pages at dawn and then went to school. Dune is still my favorite work of fiction, I've read it ma
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Got the book, thanks! You have some of the exact information I've been looking for.
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This is a very neat library, I hope that I find myself using this on a project soon! Thanks!
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Black politicians championed greater penalties for crack: http://prisontime.org/2013/08/12/timeline-black-support-for-... http://www.wnyc.org/story/312823-black-leaders-once-champion...
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I've recently switched to Ghost after using Medium and Wordpress for other things. Ghost is by far my favorite, it's really nice.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Medium is really easy to use and your articles look nice. Also, there's an audience already on Medium that you can tap. I guess if blogging isn't your thing and you just want to write and publish, Medium is "ok". I used
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Thinking and generating ideas for me is easier without a computer. Computers are distracting. The more I practice thinking and writing my ideas down, the better I become at having thoughts that are useful. It's pretty elementary stuff,
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Your advice about dropping the "C" in "CSS" is good. I've done this and felt inferior because my CSS isn't as "good" as others. It made me feel like a hack for a long time before I finally started tru
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I started designing web pages in 1995. While they weren't works of art, I really miss the simplicity and utility of the internet back then. Also, most content seemed to be really enthusiastic and less economically motivated. I wish we
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I agree with you. I think POs without technical ability have problems communicating with developers and understanding what's possible/feasible etc.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
Specific lifts can really help. Squatting and deadlifting has done a lot for me. If you're skinny and you've never lifted, something along the lines of Starting Strength or a 5x5 would probably be really helpful for you.
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by RUG3Y 10y ago
I reaaallllyyy want to put a power rack somewhere in my house. I have the space for it, but I'm conflicted because I'm trying to downsize my possessions. While the convenience of a home gym is appealing, having more stuff to worry
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This is the only way I've learned anything...repeating a few things until I can't forget them. I'm by no means a brilliant programmer, but you can do a surprising amount of things using a few simple concepts.
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I stopped learning because I am a Product Owner now. My job doesn't let me write code often, and I have some big projects that have sucked up my "side-project" time. At home, I've been focused on writing articles, and bu
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I have some suggestions that have helped me: #2. Boxer-briefs: They're the best of both worlds. Once I switched, I never looked back. There are many comfortable varieties, the best are the Under Armor kind that breathe really well and
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On Friday, wife made plans that required me to be home with the kids. I wasn't able to get to the gym. On Wednesday, wife was home sick from work. I took care of the kids and couldn't get to the gym. I try to go M/W/F, s
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I haven't been in your shoes exactly, but I've blown it big-time in some very high pressure scenarios (military). I can attest to the liberation I felt at no longer caring to uphold the expectations of others, though the consequen
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I'm on Medium, I think because it's really easy. I don't like it very much. I see a ton of really awful stories there and I don't really align with the culture. I'm thinking about launching my own blog again but hav
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I'm just coming out of a long period of "stuckness." I work in software development, but definitely feel the way you feel about my work. For me, the lack of autonomy and freedom and everything that comes along with having a n

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