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Ask HN: Do you learn/remember more from physical books or from eBooks?
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Would love a proper write up.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
This.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Oh, the irony.
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> start giving your kids amazing skills that you think will give them a fulfilling and good life from day one. Well yea, of course. Definitely going to apply this to my kids, and I wish my parents did this with me on a broader space. The
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by nestorherre 7y ago
That's in Spain's spanish, not in America's spanish.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Well, that can be considered as a solution. 100% better than just bitching and falling into the rat race, and instead of saving for that purpose you end up buying more useless stuff and spending more.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
You're ahead of a lot of people in a similar situation as yours, and that's because you have identified what's the problem that is affecting you. Now, will you b1tch about it for the rest of your life or are you going to find
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by nestorherre 7y ago
The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho. Short fiction book with a marvelous message about following your dreams and believing in yourself.
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This, headspace app should be a good beginner starting point.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
I recommend you all check the book "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience". Probably mentioned already a ton of times before in HN, but it shows how to achieve the so called "Flow" state in any activity that you do,
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by nestorherre 7y ago
It's not that common in South America as you might think though, it depends on the country/region of that country. I'm from Colombia, the Caribbean region to be more exactly, and it's obviously common there (if you'
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by nestorherre 7y ago
disclaimer (not mine): https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/669613720
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This.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
I started tracking the "Sleep as Android" app and it made my insomnia worse. Someone recommended me a treatment called "Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Insomnia" - or CBT-I, and it was just amazing. What worked out the m
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Related: I use http://hckrnews.com/ and since discovering it, I've never gone back to the HN main page. Might be useful as well to someone.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Offtopic: browsing the doist blog for the first time, plenty of valuable articles about productivity in there.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
>You should throw out all the games. I'm serious. I never really began to succeed until I stopped playing stupid games and became a man. I feel related to this comment and I think I know what you mean, and it's most likely that
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Just open it up in an incognito window.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Mostly indiehackers, which I check out daily along with HN. With HN and IH I already spend a lot of time everyday, not sure if I could handle another community. Although from time to time I checkout r/startups.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Not the OP but always thankful when relevant books get recommended. Thank you.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Why is this getting downvoted? As a colombian myself I find it frustrating everytime it's spelled wrong. Upvoted.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
I can't write as detailed as I'd like to since I'm at work atm, but I'm a firm believer that a lot of diseases diagnosed do worse than better to you, since you automatically believe what is told to you and in some sort o
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Thanks for the advice and description, added to my read list.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Elon Musk - Ashlee Vance. Hands down one of the most inspiring and motivating biographies I've read.
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Sometimes the best way to grasp an abstract concept is to translate it to a real life example (usually a stupid example). So I'll try to explain recursion to you with an <stupid> example, let's say that you want to take a
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by nestorherre 7y ago
You should try Vue. I tried to use React a couple of times and never got the hang of it. With Vue however, you could say it was love at first sight (and I've heard some other people say the same)
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by nestorherre 7y ago
I get your point on not adding anything to the discussion, but I disagree on doing a disservice to HN. Sometimes you like a post/product/comment/:anything and just want to give a pat on the back to the creator in a different
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by nestorherre 7y ago
You don't need to add the whole CSS, but instead just use the specific animations that you need. A lot of products are succesful because of the way they're presented, rather than what they do, so animations like these could break
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by nestorherre 7y ago
Something similar that could be useful for you guys: https://daneden.github.io/animate.css/

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