daryllxd

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by daryllxd 9y ago
This is mine: https://www.cycleops.com/product/supermagneto . I hook it up to a bike computer (Garmin Edge 520) and an app called TrainerRoad ( https://www.trainerroad.com/platforms ). It's a bit of
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Ask HN: How to get better at web security?
3 points by daryllxd 9y ago|0 comments
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by daryllxd 9y ago
What a wonderful answer. I love hearing "programming" as "craft", I can't articulate it yet but it's a combination of science/art/other trades.
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by daryllxd 9y ago
Thank you for answering. At first I was surprised at "someone who's a productive expert in their field in some group, will not understand, and not be capable of working in some other group", but I guess at some level I as a R
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Ask HN: What's the difference between 5/10/15 years of exp?
22 points by daryllxd 9y ago|15 comments
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by daryllxd 9y ago
If you're the type to not want to go to the gym (anxiety, or it's too far), I've had immense benefits from cycling, both indoors and outdoors. I can think more clearly about programming when I'm chilling on the bike, so
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by daryllxd 9y ago
That's actually super smart. I usually try to log my habits/daily things to do (write in journal, exercise, spend at least an hour reading a book etc.) but doing it for virtues sounds like a good idea. What did you get from doing
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Ask HN: What separates a senior developer from an intermediate developer?
3 points by daryllxd 9y ago|1 comments
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by daryllxd 9y ago
I've been to Korea too. Are you a developer there? How's it like?
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Ask HN: What are your experiences re: relocating?
27 points by daryllxd 9y ago|22 comments
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by daryllxd 9y ago
How'd it go? :)
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Ask HN: Experiences with intermittent fasting?
1 points by daryllxd 9y ago|1 comments
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by daryllxd 9y ago
Hey man, a lot of suggestions in the thread, but I think you can also do some journaling. Just open your text editor and write whatever you're feeling. For me I thought this was stupid and a waste of time but it's nice to see your
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by daryllxd 9y ago
Also agree here. I think you gradually get to know these technologies with the more practice/experience you get. I might not know Puppet or Chef, but I've used Ansible in the past and they're a bit different but they're
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by daryllxd 9y ago
- Mindset by Carol Dweck. Taught me a lot about just grinding/practicing. - The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark Manson. It's helping me focus only on the things I really want. - Deep Work by Cal Newport. I have almost no s
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by daryllxd 9y ago
Hi I've also recently (re)discovered reading books. What books do you recommend?
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by daryllxd 9y ago
I agree. I split Pomodoro time between coding/work related tasks and "soft skills"/non-work related but learning experiences (reading personal development books, cooking/reading about cooking). I just try to maximiz
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by daryllxd 9y ago
For me, I just ignore the break and set up a new 25 minutes. The 25 minutes is just to build an easily achievable target to start your "productive part of the day". If I'm in the flow state, I just cancel the 5 minute rest an