losthobbies

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by losthobbies 7y ago
I thought this was going to be a Simone Giertz video. I hope this takes off, I really don't like the ordeal of getting my hair cut, the ability to sit in a Haircut-o-matic and listen to a podcast or some music would be great.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Thanks for asking It helps people get back into their interests and hobbies that might have fallen by the wayside due to family or work commitments. The problem I found was that I had been out of the loop for so long and found it difficult
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by losthobbies 7y ago
This is me now. I’m working on https://losthobbies.com because I think it’s a real problem for people. It’s hard to get back to your hobbies and interests when life gets in the way.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Starter Story 10words.io Reddit/r/sideproject https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=341138
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by losthobbies 7y ago
I really enjoyed reading about this. Its cool to see someone get their side project out and get a bit of money too. Need to get out of my head and start working on my side project now....
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by losthobbies 7y ago
You could look at developing something that would make being in space more habitable for humans. Better spacesuits, better equipment. Maybe something in the cryostasis..eh..space?
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Yea! Chase is a character. Bo Ismono is another guy who does good reviews.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
I will link you to the backpack/EDC rabbit hole that is: http://www.carryology.com/ The Bellroy backpacks look very nice: https://bellroy.com/
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by losthobbies 7y ago
This is a really interesting article, I've been looking for something like this as I'm teasing out a marketplace type side project at the moment and I couldn't find anything interesting.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Yea it's really nice. I looked through the Github repo could couldn't figure out what library they used. Would love to know what css/ui they are using.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Startup grind Indie Hackers Build Your Saas Founder Quest Y Combinator ReWork Product Hunt Radio Start Ups for the Rest of Us Everyone Hates Marketers The Art of Product Masters of Scale
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by losthobbies 7y ago
The Hard Thing About Hard Things is supposed to a good book for start ups/indie hackers. I listen to a lot of podcasts in this area and it's mentioned quite a lot. http://hardthings.bhorowitz.com/
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by losthobbies 7y ago
The courier!
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of work? Is there something that you have always wanted to try but found it hard to start? Perhaps checking up on meetup or something like that...
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by losthobbies 7y ago
That's work place bullying. Is there some sort of complaint you can make to someone or some external organisation? Start applying elsewhere but also start making a diary of the things he said to you and when - might be handy if you wan
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by losthobbies 7y ago
You should try the book Own your Weird.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Reddit's upliftingnews subreddit usually has some feel good stories.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Nice article. The code review articles are good too: https://engineering.squarespace.com/blog/2019/code-review-cu... https://engineering.squarespace.com/blog/2019/code-review-cu...
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by losthobbies 7y ago
I'm so tired, I thought this was fish eggs.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Cool! I've thought of doing this as well. One idea I've had is to stagger the post based on how the site's traffic gradually drops. If you have ever seen the end of the movie The Core, they use the energy of the bombs and cre
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Nope :) I'm trying to get my MVP out the door too and while I could probably code something together, I'm thinking about just using Airtable and some forms to get started. I'm getting distracted trying to decide on a technolo
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by losthobbies 7y ago
I think it’s not unreasonable to suggest that there are very productive people out there. They pick things up easier and they generally have an aptitude for the work and the environment. However, the original tweet that set this whole thing
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by losthobbies 7y ago
Not necessarily useful, but a great read. https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
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by losthobbies 7y ago
They need to do more with the World building section. It’s fun and educational
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by losthobbies 7y ago
If your side business is teaching "How to save enough savings to survive for five years" sign me up... Could you take a sabbatical from your company? Say a couple of months or a year to work on your project. Then you could always
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by losthobbies 7y ago
To be honest this could be me, or I'm guessing, a lot of people. It's hard to stay focused when you are not interested in something. A quick win might be to take notes or ask questions and participate in the meeting.
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by losthobbies 7y ago
This happened to me recently. I have over 8 years experience as a developer and applied for a Senior .Net Developer role. I have plenty of experience in the technology stack and worked as lead developer on some high profile projects in my c
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by losthobbies 8y ago
It’s also one of the most dreaded?!
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by losthobbies 8y ago
The How to Start a Startup videos from YC are good https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5q_lef6zVkaTY_cT1k7q... .
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by losthobbies 8y ago
Andromeda Strain is amazing and is one of my favourite books.

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