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1y ago
My kids are hitting 30 now and I am adjusting to the change between being more of a coach than a teacher. They ask me questions about their work but mostly how to fix boilers and practical issues. I have pizza and walk with my son every wee
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There are certainties only adults need to understand, such as we will die. However, my close friend's three little girls understand this following his early death. The certainty that kids require is to know know they are loved and prov
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2y ago
I am a walker and walk around most of my city, Belfast. The affluence I encounter does not seem to match the news narrative. I am concerned that I have become hard-hearted. Alternatively, I wonder if I just see the world differently to othe
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Ask HN: Publishing UK Company Accounts
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2y ago
I have been using rclone for years, it's great. https://rclone.org/iclouddrive/
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2y ago
I am in a similar position to yourself but more concerned about remaining current, than looking for paid work. Working with a colleague/friend in my last job for ten years gave me the edge to stay ahead. I have not figured out how fill
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2y ago
This is exactly why I started to blog 20 years ago. To remind myself how to do things and help those who stumbled across the posts. It was a way of saying thank you other people's posts who had helped me.
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2y ago
My 20 year old blog is private to myself. I have observed I keep having the same plans and ideas at different times. It has been very useful to pin those ideas down to a persistent plan or strategy. I have also found it useful as I am an ex
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2y ago
Not an answer to your question but I used to keep the on call money in a separate pot. Then over time I would buy something fun from the pot, like some new tech. I found this helped me.
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2y ago
get up around 6 and pee...eat 1/2 homemade oatmeal cookie...drink glass of juice...eat rest of cookie...60g of porridge in a bowl with skimmed milk to bring it up to 240g...90s in microwave...cut up fat pear while waiting...add pear to
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2y ago
both our rings cost $80...30 years next year :-)
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2y ago
I have my own domain, pay for fastmail, and use Gmail as my client. More than this and you are overthinking.
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2y ago
I have gone from being an Infrastructure Team Leader looking after 120 servers to a Lecturer and teach around 120 students.I get a much greater sense of fulfillment working with people. I'm also surprised to find teaching is harder wor
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2y ago
At 49 I left my IT job to join an incubator and grow my sideline business of 15 years. That lasted about 9 months and since then I have become a Lecturer in Computing in Further Education. I love my new job. It has many freedoms and also ch
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2y ago
Are you worried about your wife, as you mention hormone issues? My wife was depressed for a time after our first child. This was a difficult time for her and I felt like an absolute failure. My church minister asked me one day did I think m
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2y ago
I have been running this by myself for 15 years, https://freeperiod.co.uk , while working fulltime (with my employer's knowledge). September is busy as there is a bit of work to do for the new school year. The key learning f
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2y ago
this had also crossed my mind back a while back for reading home gas meters :-)
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2y ago
Stig of the Dump and Peter Pan. As an adult I can now see as a child I was drawn by lonely characters, finding friends and going on adventures. I was well cared for in my family but not emotionally. I was the boy who turned up at your house
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2y ago
I bought a pc from an unknown computer vendor and my credit card details where stolen. My card was used to buy lottery tickets and had to be cancelled.
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2y ago
"You are ugly and need to learn to live with it", from my Father at my 18th birthday. I share this not to garner sympathy. I am more than 30 years over it, but it did impact more than I understood at the time. If you are still hun
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I have made significant sideline money over 15 years making a saas product where testing was, "oh look, that didnt work", or Chris, "the website crashed". I had no idea what I was doing when I nade the site. I bought an
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I remember laying in bed listening to The Cure and being amazed at all the different sounds I could hear. I also remember loving being able to listen to Survivor while running. As others have said, there was no sense of social isolation. Th
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2y ago
I'm not sure if I'm a good listener, but I've improved by asking people questions instead of just talking about myself. Doing this makes you realize how tedious it is to be around people who dominate conversations, and it sho
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2y ago
I'm 52 now and I rely more on my notes app now, which is Joplin. Keep making notes as you are doing at present and it will help. I also resonate with the person who said that reading out aloud helps. I start each day reading the Bible
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Ask HN: Teaching OpenAI API class without a Credit Card?
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2y ago
Some start out with one shared account, then nove to one shared account and a separate account for each individual. I have been married for 30 years and believe the latter is best.
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2y ago
print("Nike")
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2y ago
My sideline makes about $12k a year, costs around $200 to run, and has been running for 15 years. It's a room booking system for schools. I reckon I need to put in 2-3 weeks of work a year. I haven't figured out yet if I am a rubb
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Agreed. I love the Old Testament too, as it is so raw and real. Murder, betrayal, sex, prostitution, and war. Interwoven with the hope of a new start with Christ coming to earth, and a new beginning when he returns.
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2y ago
Your comment made me wonder if this is the reason a lot of software is a nigthmare. As in, workers will put up with something if they are mandated to but individuals will not. The analogy in my head is the most excellent little bespoke bun
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