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811.
by movedx 8y ago
> I hope people like you don't have kids because I can't imagine the type of stunted and poorly adjusted children you'd raise What a horrible thing to say to another person.
812.
by movedx 8y ago
> Interacting online isn't any different Except a school is a (mostly) sealed environment. The Internet is not. Anyone can join the conversation online. Not just anyone can walk into a school classroom and pretend to be a teenager t
813.
by movedx 8y ago
I personally think you're missing the point of the article. The content of your videos (based on the example you gave) are harmless. Adorable, in fact. You have a beautiful daughter - congrats. Sadly you're missing the point that
814.
by movedx 8y ago
An eleven year old shouldn't be uploading content to YouTube. An eleven year old doesn't understand the second or third order consequences of their actions when they upload a video of themselves, along with their friends, trying o
815.
by movedx 8y ago
An eleven year old shouldn't be uploading content to YouTube. An eleven year old doesn't understand the second or third order consequences of their actions when they upload a video of themselves, along with their friends, trying o
816.
by movedx 8y ago
Google's services are incredibly convenient and well made, and you may be assuming people will give up those conveniences. That's a big assumption and I think it wont pan out that way.
817.
by movedx 8y ago
https://martinfowler.com/bliki/MonolithFirst.html -- you're right, Martin Fowler, that guy no one has heard of, is just nervous his job is on the line. No. It's a perfectly valid point to make: splitting ever
818.
by movedx 8y ago
> All that complaining serves no purpose. It's not complaining. It's a profession's view on the state of (default) behaviour by most developers in the wild. It's a valid set of points as to what the default mode of op
819.
by movedx 8y ago
> Well, in our case moving from server side MVC to SPA approach has drastically increased productivity and stability of our applications. It sound as though the application was a suitable candidate for an SPA and should have been develop
820.
by movedx 8y ago
Yes. This... yes. All you can do as a professional, with experience, is offer up an argument and attempt to make it convincing enough to compel people to do things your way. If they reject your option, defend only once, and no more. After t
821.
by movedx 8y ago
Oh, OK. Silly me.
822.
by movedx 8y ago
And you've misunderstood what I said. He worked on something over a long period of time knowing simply that it's OK for something to take time to complete. He understood the challenges ahead and planned his days accordingly. The p
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by movedx 8y ago
You misunderstand me. I never said it took him 12 months to complete the game. I never stated he worked on the game on the side. My point is simply that it's OK for something simple to take a long time; it's OK to work on somethin
824.
by movedx 8y ago
> 1800-2100: Commute home, read, work on fiction, spend time with wife Should I read standing up? :P
825.
by movedx 8y ago
> Stardew Valley is a weird example because the guy spent four and a half years working 12-hour days and did _everything_ themselves.. not sure that's the comparison you want here That's exactly the comparison I want: he took h
826.
by movedx 8y ago
That's a great level of training. I guess if you're focused on your health, and building on it a lot, by doing nearly two hours of training per day, 365 days per year, then it makes sense it takes so long... it's almost as if
827.
by movedx 8y ago
So the advice isn't for everyone. Is that your point? That's a poor point.
828.
by movedx 8y ago
I started working a company with this kind of attitude. I had them not only adjust the contract to only protect their existing IP from theft by me, but also had the General Manager sign a letter stating I was able to continue working on my
829.
by movedx 8y ago
> if you're programing for your day job and your side project involves more programming, you will burn out. Then as stated in the article, only work on the side project for an hour a day over 365 days. Time is on your side and it&#x
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by movedx 8y ago
> I'm single and don't have kids and it still doesn't apply. I have to commute, shower, cook, buy groceries, clean etc. Not once were you told during the article that all eight hours have to be dedicated to working, i.e. w
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by movedx 8y ago
Exactly. I've done a bit of Buddhist study my self and it wasn't for me. It was as if it was telling me to sit still and just relax. Well, I'm keen on relaxing and such, but there's also problems to be solved. So enjoy t
832.
by movedx 8y ago
(From a comment I made, but I'll post as a top-level comment as well.) I plan each day the previous day. Planning the whole week hasn't worked for me as things change, meetings move, etc. Instead I plan on a day-to-day basis. 0500
833.
by movedx 8y ago
I never got the same conclusion you did from the article. Steph stated that even just an hour a day over 365 days will drastically improve your business and or life. That means 3-4 hours per day focused on a few key priorities will provide
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by movedx 8y ago
> The second is that reddit will not actually give you a whitelist of subreddits ??? You register an account, unsubscribe from everything, and then subscribe to what you want. That's a white list. I don't know what this 50 limi
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by movedx 8y ago
True. The new UI is a joke. I've always hated most modern website UIs, though.
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by movedx 8y ago
> It's not Stack Overflow; Reddit is designed to be visited daily and 'engaged' with. I don't care how it's designed. It can be used as a tool.
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by movedx 8y ago
My advice would be to treat it like a tool: look up what you need, ask questions when you need to, but ignore it the rest of the time.
838.
by movedx 8y ago
> My subreddit filter list (so not including keyword filters, blocked users, domain filters, etc.) is currently 1,391, which translates to 2 or 3 unfiltered posts out of 25 if I browse r/all. I don't understand what you mean he
839.
by movedx 8y ago
I could not agree more. In fact I said the same thing to a post on HN not a month ago: why are people aiming to be the 1% in their careers or markets when just being great at what you do, and for enough people, will bring happiness and joy
840.
by movedx 8y ago
> What we're missing today is the option to use normal products and services without any of this data sharing and telemetry going on when they aren't necessary for the normal functioning of the product or service You hit the na

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