TriNetra

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   by TriNetra 6y ago

   Legally blind, I'm a full stack engineer (and a solution/security architect) with extensive experience in building both backend and frontend (web) systems. I work on Windows with Jaws screen reader. I use autohotkey extensively to
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   by TriNetra 7y ago

   Note: I think I haven't experienced the level of severity you're experiencing but have experienced wrist/finger pains often with excess use of keyboard. 1. Try this exercise: stretch straight both of your arms in front of you
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   by TriNetra 7y ago

   I think we always have the option to ignore what doesn't fit in our world-view. I mostly just copied text on breathing from the book on Ayurveda in which these things are fundamental building blocks of the human physiology.
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   by TriNetra 7y ago

   I just mentioned the same here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22661875
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   by TriNetra 7y ago

   Extracting from (with slight modification re retention) https://www.amazon.com/Wellness-Sense-practical-emotional-Ay... >>> Respiratory cleansing purifies your entire body. It pacifies the three doshas and strengt
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   by TriNetra 7y ago

   I have separate text files for todo and notes. I use Notepad on Windows and it has a nice (though not very well known) F5 feature to insert current dateTime. Certainly not surprising given the name of the program is note pad. I also extens
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   The Secret of Happiness(omswami.com)

   3 points by TriNetra 10y ago|1 comments
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   by TriNetra 10y ago

   Not exactly, but I work somewhat like this. Basically if it's on the laptop, the lid is closed and if it's the desktop either the monitor is switched off or disabled with a command. IN office, people did used to get curious I thin
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   by TriNetra 10y ago

   In my experience programming is a mental job (no pun intended) and blind devs are equally suited or if I may dare to say, somewhat better equipped to do it as eyes are sometimes a big distraction. I could do programming without getting dist
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    by TriNetra 10y ago

    This. Unconscious bias often limits your potential opportunities. I remember when I was looking for a job change one of the interviews I had was with a subsidiary of SAIC in India, the telephonic technical interview went very well and they
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    by TriNetra 10y ago

    Here's my personal anecdote: I'm a blind dev and building a company in India. I had been having jobs in US-based companies for about 8 years and on the side I'd been creating products/taking freelancing projects to be i