mindwork

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   by mindwork 2y ago

   digg and stumbleupon
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   > I want to do something in my life that truly benefits humanity. > Something that helps save our planet. I would advise you to rethink setting such big goals and start really small. It looks like you're burned out working for an
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   Canada might not be as good of an option. I've spend a month in Canada in September 2024 and spoke with people from Uber drivers to an immigrants. Everybody keeps mentioning that it's close to impossible to find a job for last cou
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   Compared to mint here is a list of things I like about it in no particular order: No ads, I pay for the service and my data is not sold to 3rd party, design, ability to have many different accounts, auto-sync with all my accounts, transacti
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   Once Mint.com has closed I started to dig for alternatives and found Monarch Money. Couldn't be happier to pay for the service. New features come out pretty often, and I believe they work on the better support for tracking investments.
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   I've got a bug once where 2FA code didn't work after I moved to a different timezone(from PST moved to GMT+1). It was working again after I moved back to my original timezone. Every other code worked perfectly except this one. It
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   I agree about too good to be true. I just can't believe it's free for up to 3 users and many machines. But if you look under the hood there is nothing there that you can't build on your own. It's just more hassle to do i
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   Secret sauce is not a technical one, but rather organizational. Pushing back against product/marketing/management to timely address the tech debt is vital for a product quality. As opposed to always sprinting to implement new feat
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   by mindwork 2y ago

   I use tailscale to access my machines around the world. It's secure and private. Nobody on the internet knows about this machines, even though they are servers. Easy to configure
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    It's vise versa. Citizen app listens to the police radio and puts the gps coordinates on the map with the descriptions taken from the police report. They have social network on top of that where people can submit videos and live videos
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    Germany had a Blue Card visa, supposedly it's easy to obtain. As for Amsterdam, my only piece of knowledge is that booking.com is a big supporter of visas in there
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    Amsterdam or Berlin in Europe
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    Library is quieter and better in terms of electric plugs and internet connection. Only downside is that it's closes pretty early. Only few days a week you can work till 7pm or 8pm. So it's perfect for a weekend. Main SF Library on
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    There is an app called Citizen that notifies you about crime happening near you in real time
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    You've got everything that you need in Synology. * Use Time Machine to automatically backup your computer to Synology NAS * Use SMB Share to manually manage big files or archives when you need it(use rsync if you lazy) * Use CloudSync(
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    PiHole resolves it to 127.0.0.1 I spend way too much time on this website
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    https://sive.rs/slow Made me realize that it's ok to be a slow thinker, and there is nothing wrong with me. It has it's own strengths and weaknesses. Whatever genetic lottery gave me I have to play with it
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    by mindwork 2y ago

    Recently discovered ThePrimeagen videos on youtube https://www.youtube.com/@ThePrimeTimeagen From my existing subscriptions: - Just Another CTO https://www.youtube.com/@justanothercto - Techno Tim https:&#
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    This is amazing! Over the last 2 months I've been on a personal journey to browse through small web links. It all started from the "Ask HN: Could you share your personal blog here?" post on HN, and then I found out that someb
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    Every day I use 4-10 tabs at max. For things that I'm working on or reading currently. I lever leave tab "for later". Instead I use bookmarks extensively. Most recent export showed that I have 672 bookmarks at this moment. I
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    Little Snitch would help detecting to which IPs and addresses app connects and allow to block those connections
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    For a green card holder, with Russian girlfriend. If they get married and petition for family reunion, how long will it take her to get in US? Are there any routes to speed up this process?
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    Diablo I. I was immersed in this grim, dark world by visuals, music and sounds. Gameplay was a revelation for me as well
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    - https://golangweekly.com/ - https://blog.bytebytego.com/ - Inside Tech - TLDR Web Dev A mix of news and tech articles
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    https://10kbclub.com/ https://250kb.club/ https://1mb.club/
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    Instead of crowdsourcing you can download captions for the video and send it to chatgpt to make a title for you.
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    Can confirm. My youtube experience became infinitely better after I installed unhooked and shorts blocker extensions
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    376 items accumulated over 12 years using password manager and multiple cleanup runs. I think top for me was around 480. It was hard to find it in the new version of 1password
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    by mindwork 3y ago

    I'm constantly blown away by the fact that such a simple rules can lead to complex systems such as this. Changed my perspective on a lot of things after that
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    by mindwork 4y ago

    1. Find leverage 2. Do less, but better 3. Get healthy