mustafabisic1

12 ms·

91.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
Interesting, I'll try out the Assess my wallet feature. P.S. If you’re a remote-working parent check out my weekly newsletter for remote-working parents https://thursdaydigest.com/ I know it’s a weird place to find a n
92.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
It seems this article pushes for more asynchronous communication and it seems to be the healthiest way. Something todoist's CEO has been pushing for a long time (no affiliation other than I like his work) - https://twitter.c
93.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I noticed that I didn't use "insect removal" mode on automatic car washes in like two years now. Even after long trips. Gotta say it's a bit scary. Together with air temperature in Bosnia being 27 degrees celsius, defini
94.
Ask HN: What is it about 6 weeks?
3 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|2 comments
95.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I noticed a lot of things can get better in 6 weeks. • I had some health issues lately and after 6 weeks of getting my habits under contol I gained back my health. • In email marketing when you want to get back deliverability on gmail or ho
96.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
My review will be in April. I feel it might happen then very easily. So far nothing
97.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
Couldn't think of a better guy to do it to be honest
98.
How to make English easier to learn from different starting points(rollama.site)
1 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|0 comments
99.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
As someone coming from a city who's had this problem for years, I can just say it can get better. We've petitioned, protested, lobbied and in the end it happened. The city is Zenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the end, as succes
100.
Building Effective Teams(reforge.com)
2 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|0 comments
101.
Work sucks when you’re the only one left(vox.com)
9 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|1 comments
102.
The 5-minute daily playtime ritual that can get your kids to listen better(npr.org)
3 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|0 comments
103.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
Building on this, his barbell method implies allocating a large part of one’s portfolio to low-risk assets, a small portion to high-risk assets, and none to medium-risk assets
104.
Crypto Barbell Strategy(okx.com)
1 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|2 comments
105.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. These positive experiences will help people be more convinced it can be done. On the flip side, for the people who are struggling, this might make them feel even worse about themselves. How can we help them? Do you know
106.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I mentioned my weekly newsletter for remote working people in the post and it's getting traction. Here is a link for easier access - https://thursdaydigest.com/ I have to shamelessly self-plug, as my parents told me -
107.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I agree with you, but there are real people having these thoughts and feelings rule their life. I can't lie that I never get a feeling like this, but it often just bounces of me as I have a similar thinking. Thanks for the comment. App
108.
Tell HN: The regret of parenting and how to handle it
168 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|183 comments
109.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I enjoyed the comments section much more than the article itself (even though it's a great article) There is something magical to me about seeing other people's experiences (especially positive ones) P.S. I've noticed we&#x27
110.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
NP. Finding jobs was definitely a strenght for me. I'm working on a resource to share some of that knowledge and process with people searching for jobs.
111.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I'm a parent of two kids and have a lot of colleagues who are in a similar position. It's a specific set of challenges having kids roaming around and tackling challenging work tasks. Sometimes you appreciate just knowing there&#x2
112.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
As with my newsletter for remote working parents https://thursdaydigest.com/ I feel the success is one significant share away. Similar to Meta or something similar. One viral application of it and it's golden.
113.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
I had a big success finding awesome remote jobs in email marketing when I was searching for it a year ago. with a simple trick What you do is just Google a few of the big hiring tools companies usually use: Greenhouse Lever So it would be s
114.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
It ended a bit anit-climatically :( but a great story tho
115.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
Reminds me of a company I had the most fun working for. One of the basic principle was you can only be world-class in your natural strengths. Some of others were: - Try to ask why as less as possible as it's getting your rationalisatio
116.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
As a remote-working parent I've experinced this a lot over the last few years. The highs don't happen so often, but I noticed when they do, I work at a higher pace, but tend to make mistakes. For me the key has been to notice I wa
117.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
This reminds me of this great interview. Gives insight into how the US (even though seems divided and on the downturn) is still a powerhouse and has geniuses playing global chess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwK_XLFOm_I
118.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
Hmm I'm not convinced that Silicon Valley is so strong as before.
119.
by mustafabisic1 4y ago
This explains a lot about my childhood when my parents would just let me be outside all the time. Also it reminds me of an interesting conclusion somebody had here on HN that it's weird how we insctinctively know how each thing around
120.
It’s Supposed to Be Hard(collabfund.com)
10 points by mustafabisic1 4y ago|1 comments

More ›