chistev

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811.
by chistev 10mo ago
Technology gives and technology takes.
812.
by chistev 10mo ago
Build your own
813.
by chistev 10mo ago
I write mine.
814.
by chistev 10mo ago
Interesting that nobody yet has mentioned Bucky Roberts from The New Boston.
815.
by chistev 10mo ago
You would have made a bit of money from that bot if you had known! Haha
816.
by chistev 10mo ago
I bet you're better at it than you were before.
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Ask HN: How did you learn to code?
37 points by chistev 10mo ago|85 comments
818.
by chistev 10mo ago
Firas Zahabi on focusing on consistency over intensity in training. https://youtu.be/_fbCcWyYthQ?si=gf39MLiqid9e6Szu
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by chistev 10mo ago
I get you, but maybe you wouldn't be able to retire. It was that quest for more that made them even get to that 10 or 50 million you talk about. If they didn't have that personality for more, they likely would have stopped way soo
820.
by chistev 10mo ago
That link isn't loading up for me.
821.
by chistev 10mo ago
It's not about how many times you fail, but about... LOL.
822.
by chistev 10mo ago
Just skimmed through it. That must have been a lot of work! Good job.
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by chistev 10mo ago
Create a small Todo list of things you plan to do every single day. It should be a small manageable list. The point of keeping it small is to avoid procrastination. Procrastination is symptom of anxiety over tasks we need to do. So you crea
824.
by chistev 10mo ago
Lol.
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by chistev 10mo ago
Tech wise? Keep improving my Python and Javascript and my knowledge of their associated frameworks/libraries by building more and more projects. I want to specialize in these two languages. Tech might be my only route away from being b
826.
by chistev 10mo ago
Betting on myself too
827.
by chistev 10mo ago
Is it really unthinkable that Argentina could defend successfully?
828.
by chistev 10mo ago
There is no secret. You either need to have a very valuable skill that people are willing to pay you for, or you start a business selling a product or offering a service (basically having a valuable skill) that people are willing to pay you
829.
by chistev 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6410682
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What is the best comment in source code you have ever encountered? (2011)(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by chistev 10mo ago|1 comments
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by chistev 10mo ago
I touched on this on a blog post - "The popular evolutionary scientist Richard Dawkins has said that the biggest unsolved mystery in Biology is - what is consciousness and why did it emerge? WHAT IS CONSCIOUSNESS? "Modern purpose
832.
by chistev 10mo ago
Github
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Ask HN: What is the last book you're finishing in 2025?
4 points by chistev 10mo ago|2 comments
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Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years (1998)(norvig.com)
3 points by chistev 10mo ago|0 comments
835.
by chistev 10mo ago
Maybe everyone would start putting their content behind a wall. Lol.
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by chistev 10mo ago
I think this could be true.
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by chistev 10mo ago
Nice job. I'm never failed to be impressed by any representation of the scale of space. It's humbling every single time. Question though. For Venus I saw Life Probability: 31.3% and Mars I saw Life Probability: 0.0%, Isn't th
838.
by chistev 10mo ago
> people don't want to be online, don't trust social media, don't really trust any media, and are living simple local lives with a small circle of friends that they get together with regularly in person. Not true. People p
839.
by chistev 10mo ago
Why are podcasts being affected?
840.
by chistev 10mo ago
> My entire life is in Google: GMail, Google Drive, and Photos. I'm happy with it except for the fact that I'm terrified of getting locked out and losing everything. This has been my fear lately. Especially after Facebook banne

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