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Learning/teaching Argentine Tango. I would like to use my prior experience as a pilot/flight instructor and mix it with my programming/database skills via drones somehow. The combo of machine learning, (fixed wing?) drones, a
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My wife is a social worker for the VA. Her job is housing homeless vets. From what I hear, clients typically struggle with mental illness, PTSD, military sexual trauma, and more. Some have what they need to get back on their feet and some
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Just finished 2nd phone interview (it was somewhat technical) yesterday with a company and an online timed tech test this afternoon. First interview was with an internal recruiter and was non-technical. I've been impressed. They'v
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Yes! "Don't underestimate yourself, don't overestimate others, just accept that you can't master everything anymore." Master what inspires you seems to be working for me right now. A major life lesson for me. Last
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Thanks for the links! I'm intending to get Thinking Forth in hard copy one of these days. Though I've read and enjoyed the pdf.
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This is a really great question as was the 'unfashionable' language thread. My intuition is that those quiet legacy country roads are out there. Slower paced may also be found in modern industries. I would like to be ready to of
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Open to full time or contract. Feel free to contact me, I'm looking forward to talking with you. Location: North of Seattle Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: Short term on-site. Technologies: ETL, SQL, Database Developmen
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TCL/EXPECT was a huge help when I needed tp automate data extraction from a health clinic practice management system. The available interfaces didn't give all the data. Decoding the custom data formats, file layouts, etc... wasn&#
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Here's a great resource for taking handwritten note taking to the next level with doodles/sketchnotes. Sketchnoting is pretty fun and does seem to help with learning. http://sachachua.com/blog/book-accelerate
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Recent related experience: About a month ago a friend asked for help with his arduino project. He was having difficulty figuring out obstacle navigation. Getting the compass to work combined with the math strategy had him puzzled. My sugges
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Your blog and twitter feed are very helpful. I was doing part time consulting, mostly web-related, for a number of years. Getting myself focused in this new phase of life has been challenging. You are clearly focused in your online presence
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Information Security My Education Plan Update
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Right in the middle of this with 50 coming up this summer. I stayed at home and home schooled my daughters full time and consulted part time. With a divorce 5 years ago in the rear view mirror, years of being rather non-traditional and pur
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For myself, I observe what shows up in my emotions and body. No judgment of myself and those feelings. Just observing. Allowing those physical and emotional states to just be without acting on them is very helpful to being able to be prese
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Argentine Tango!
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You're welcome, hanniabu. Glad you found it useful. Lately, I've been learning how helpful it is for all of us when we can share our experiences. I sense there's a lot of underutilized or unrecognized talent in the world. Th
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Thanks for your kind words. Glad my experience was helpful. Best of luck to you!
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I can relate I think. Whether you need a cure or not is probably a question for you and a therapist. Ask about sliding fee scales and other options. My story and maybe something for you to explore. I never held a job longer than 24 months
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Something I've taken from my Argentine Tango journey is the importance of focusing on fundamentals. Figuring out what those fundamentals were took some time. Some skills definitely do have a slow ramp up period in the beginning. Great
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Cal Newport, a CS prof at Georgetown, has a blog with a related post http://calnewport.com/blog/2009/12/26/if-youre-nervous-about... I've been absorbing his writing all week. He's focused on h
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What and where people choose to build in a given environment is a curiosity. I've looked at property east of the Cascades over the years. Probably never happen as I definitely feel the pull of the ocean more. If I ever built over there
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James Altucher has some sage advice for founder types. Definitely worth your time to check out his blog. I'm on my second marriage. (First one went 20 years.) I was very clear about my values regarding money and work with my second w
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Argentine Tango classes. Seriously. The bay area has some fantastic tango opportunities! No partner needed. Find a friendly, welcoming instructor and go to learn about the dance and culture. Something curious: In the Seattle area at le
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As someone who has been a victim of sexual assault (rape) I would like to up vote your comment about a hundred times. The author apparently hasn't had to deal with the years of healing needed on so many levels. And yeah, it happens t
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Once again you've inspired me! (First time was your posts about getting started in consulting. Very helpful!) What a great idea. Edit: Whoa, brain is spinning, ideas are mixing. James Altucher (Choose Yourself, author) gives away i
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Personally, I'm very strong on the social networking side. And I love the engineering side, too. Part of the attraction to consulting for me is in meeting and getting to know new people. Especially, C-level. I've always done b
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Life of Fred is pretty entertaining. Though you may need to read the stories to your son. Teaching Textbooks, my older daughter's favorite, has video tutoring. Singapore Math is good, too. There are programs you can look for that h
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My friend depression has walked with me for decades. We finally came to an understanding. I take care of myself every day and depression fades into the background allowing me to enjoy using the engineering bits of my brain in balance. Ge
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Patio11, thank you for continuing to inspire and help others understand their value. The biggest hurdles are often in the mindset and belief system of the individual. I know that's been the case for me.
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I've not been valuing myself. Being good with people and social situations as well as engineering and problem solving is valuable. At least that's what I'm having to remind myself. And I'm starting to believe it! The
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