blodkorv

10 ms·

91.
by blodkorv 6y ago
I have three friends who all have or have had hppd. I find this lax attitude of psilocybin worrying especially when nobody seems to warn about the dangers of hppd. One friend of mine had it for 6months and was lucky that it passed away, the
92.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Am using protonmail, because at the time got it, it was the only encypted email service i knew about. I also trust the company, but this trust is soley based on my feelings.
93.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Programmers will be much cheaper. Making most business software will be as easy as installing Wordpress with plugins today.
94.
by blodkorv 6y ago
dicipline, I am trying to loose weight and have good sleeping habits. But it all fails because of the amount of effort i need to put in to keep a routine.
95.
by blodkorv 6y ago
This so true its crazy. I once was a gym bro who believed that deadlift and barbell squats where like the only thing you should do in the gym. Until i blew my back really hard, doing squats following the 5x5 strong lift program. I really re
96.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Drag and drop application building like .net Winforms. The productivity boost of quickly making forms and only coding the button actions is unmatched. No "RAD" web framework on the web is anything near that.
97.
by blodkorv 6y ago
well windows + intel became a much faster and cheaper computer then anyone else could produce. I think its much better this way. Only weird sysadmin geeks seems to believe there is any real value in using some "workstation" with a
98.
by blodkorv 6y ago
This happens to pretty much everything as they advances and become better. Try to start a car company today without huge investments and a team of people.
99.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Computer where only cool for a small subgroup, now they are not cool. They are as cool kitchen appliances are. They are mostly a tool to solve problems, mostly problems that can generate revenue for smart business minded people.
100.
by blodkorv 6y ago
But if you do have the dificulties associated with adhd then starting and running a company is not for you. At least not to do it alone
101.
by blodkorv 6y ago
I partner up with people who dont have the diagnosis. I also dont base my indentity on adhd.
102.
by blodkorv 6y ago
many things also dont make sense to learn now when i have a decent salary. Why should i learn howto setup a raspberry pi with a bunch of stuff, when i can just buy commercial products thats does the same things and much better? If i dont wa
103.
by blodkorv 6y ago
in contrast to everybody who seems to be wanting to learn more by age, i can really feel like my brain is getting calcified. Things used to be more of a mystery for me and learning would always seem like an way to open things up. There also
104.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Depends on how much you want to earn.
105.
by blodkorv 6y ago
If hes the guy that is content with running openbsd on a thinkpad. Apple for sure is not what he seeks. It maybe was some years ago but the target audience has become too big for people like him to be relevant for apple. People give compute
106.
by blodkorv 6y ago
As an adult with ADD i cast doubts about the diagnosis. I have started to more and more think my diagosis is just a result of not being a high productive high intelligence individual. I more and more realise that my brain and personality is
107.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Its not harder than supporting android tablets and phones. Its even simpler in someways.
108.
by blodkorv 6y ago
people who wants to earn money and dont have capacity to compete in other job markets.
109.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Reading this thread makes me feel like i have been transferred back to 2009-2010. Am enjoying the nostalgia quite a bit :)
110.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Long time since i heard about windows exploits.
111.
by blodkorv 6y ago
i use php + jquery + mysql. I can make pretty much whatever i can think of and there is not much overhead. I have made tonnes of various tools for work using this by just creating a php file and started to code with no bs from stopping me i
112.
by blodkorv 6y ago
The problem with doing that is that it sometimes can drift for several minutes and thats super annoying when you are working on something, it really slows down you productivity.
113.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Am the CTO of a small company making payroll software. We don't have on premise servers but we currently are moving away from azure to renting VPSs from a local provider. The cost benefits are huge and since our app is mostly a normal
114.
by blodkorv 6y ago
sadly the touchpad is wonky too and sometimes its glitchy
115.
by blodkorv 6y ago
no it dont stop when i lift my finger.
116.
by blodkorv 6y ago
my track point been replaced and cleaned two times. Its not just the track point but the mouse pad is wonky too.
117.
by blodkorv 6y ago
i have an x1 carbon and i hate it. There is an bug with the trackpoint and mouse pad that makes the pointer drift randomly. I have had my computer back and forth and replaced everything. It still drifts
118.
by blodkorv 6y ago
i recommend doing forum software with cgi. it's fun and challenging. After that there are plenty of stuff you can do with gtk. over the years I have a bunch of small gtk c applications that ranges from mp3 players to rss readers.
119.
by blodkorv 6y ago
If i did not have my startup that's starting to go well and hopefully i will be able to live of it. I would be an enterprise code monkey, there are still plenty of directions away from programming you can go from that direction and sti
120.
by blodkorv 6y ago
I haven't left yet but i do less and less programming work. The reason is simply that i realized that i was not as good at problem solving as i thought, i also dont find joy in sitting for hours solving problems. I used to be passionat

More ›