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by estilos 7y ago
Pescatarian, but very little dairy or fish, really. I live by the sea and can buy fresh on the piers or I'd probably skip it. More detailed fruit and bread for breakfast, salads or soups for lunch, and a highly variable dinner. Usually
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by estilos 8y ago
You seem to be getting a bunch of criticism; so I'd listen to them. I don't like you might translate to "hey - can you improve your communication skills", and I'm rewriting your code to "this works, but is unma
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by estilos 8y ago
Many. At the moment I have a salary as my main income, so I live only on the amount of money I would get on benefits if my company collapsed. I use the rest of the money to reduce my expenses and provide security. I own my house, grow a fai
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by estilos 8y ago
When not in work: weights, or swimming, or rowing - something that strengthens the muscles that you don't hate and will do. When in work: make sure your desk is set up sensibly and your chair is decent, but if your back still hurts, st
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by estilos 8y ago
depends, but 6 figures seems pretty normal if you're good but not in charge of anything in particular? dev salaries are lower here, maybe? but I started in data on the same salary that my been-devving-6-years girlfriend is on now after
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by estilos 8y ago
I am currently, but this is more for the post-employment universe :)
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by estilos 8y ago
twitter, mainly.
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Ask HN: Do you maintain two laptops for work and life?
10 points by estilos 8y ago|16 comments
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by estilos 8y ago
yeah - exactly that. Or just arrest them any time they visit, really.
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by estilos 8y ago
maybe it's dependant on country but where I am in europe this is drastically untrue, and data scientists are paid (including stock) far more than software engineers. It's also worth noting that although every position I've ap
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by estilos 8y ago
I wrote a version control system for academics in it for a course in college with no training in it and a 4 week deadline. Then I forgot about it for a year or so and when I'd picked up and played around with 10+ languages in college u
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by estilos 8y ago
I walk 8-10km a day and swim 1km 3 times a week. In the winter I add in yoga or cycling and reduce the walking a bit cause it rains. I don't do any gym weights atm, but I'm currently renovating a house, so I end up spending one da
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Ask HN: What do you do with business cards?
2 points by estilos 8y ago|1 comments
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by estilos 8y ago
I prefer long term; I've my pension and house sorted at 30, and will be able to retire early. But I live pretty cheaply, and earn a decent income. When I'm saving for something short term (a holiday, new tech, etc) I usually just
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by estilos 8y ago
Somewhere between €600000 and €1000000, with the higher number being if I wanted to have children. But my personal expenses are pretty low.
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by estilos 8y ago
I'm 30. 5 years ago I had just quit a job I hated and moved internationally to work in another industry for a while. Advice: quit faster. I've got a hang of it now, but quitting (relationships, jobs, hobbies) that are getting you
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by estilos 8y ago
Fiction: Welcome to Nightvale (community radio for a friendly-creepy desert town) The Hidden Almanac (ursula vernon trice-weekly 5min gardening and saints) Non-Fiction: RadioLab (sciency stories) Bad With Money with Gaby Dunn (notionally pe