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patatino
6y ago
Use the kindle app and take notes?
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patatino
6y ago
Tracking calories is a pretty annoying task but the good thing is you only have to do it for like a week, then you have a good understanding of what your calorie intake is.
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patatino
6y ago
I watched that movie as a teenager like 50 times!
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patatino
6y ago
I niche product I know would generate some money, but just don't have the time or energy right now.
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6y ago
When I started running after a couple of weeks it hit me, I‘m a runner now. I was never a runner and now I can say that. Sounds stupid but it felt powerful, all the possibilities what I could become.
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patatino
6y ago
You can do that too with react. Most of my stuff is asp.net mvc core with normal postbacks and on a couple pages where I „need“ that interactivity I add react
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patatino
6y ago
You are the best example of what I‘m trying to avoid. Your only goal is being right. I rather make money
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patatino
6y ago
Why would it need to be a company? Is gold a company? People trade it, people store it. I can do the same with bitcoin, not with egg salad sandwiches.
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patatino
6y ago
I never said I know nothing about it, please don't put words in my mouth. I said I don't know if blockchain is going be a technology that will win in the future and I'm not gonna guess why it will or not. Why? Because I could
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6y ago
I actually don‘t need a thesis, I can just expose myself to a new technology with a tiny portion of my net worth just like that. If that doesn‘t fit your criteria of what someone can do, it‘s ok, I can live with that.
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6y ago
I have, it‘s technology, like I wrote. I‘m also invested in other technologies.
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6y ago
I always thought my parents should have seen the potential of Microsoft and Apple back in the day. But what potential did I see? 1999: I was a teenager, so no stocks for me 2009: In my early twenties, no cash, not interested in the stock ma
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6y ago
Most people just want to express their opinions and not really learn anything or truly discuss it. I accepted that life is a lot easier that way
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6y ago
I don't understand this obsession with billionaires lately. Why exactly stop there? Why not millionaires? Or people with 100k? You are still in the top x% of the world. Or does that hit too close at home?
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patatino
6y ago
I don't see what it does or how it does it, why would I signup?
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patatino
6y ago
I tell them what I'm making now, which is my current salary + whatever I wanna earn more.
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6y ago
I like both, seriously. I have done projects in both. I would say the learning curve is steeper in React so if you have to pick one to get up and running fast maybe Vue is the better choice. I liked learning Vue, but not so much learning Re
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6y ago
Mr. X is living the dream. He has two guys trying to build his idea, does not pay anything for it, and still has 40% equity. I have a couple of interesting ideas which could lead to a successful startup, hit me up, I'm always looking f
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6y ago
You know you can give feedback without phrasing a question implying that he already should know that, right?
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6y ago
I do not know if the outcome changes much, most people don't research stuff because they want to form an opinion, they are looking for others confirming their already made-up opinion. It is the same with politicians, both sides show ev
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6y ago
I sold my 2015 13" macbook pro for 900$, just remarkable if you can get almost half the price back after 5 years.
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6y ago
40% of all survivors including the people who had no or mild symptoms?
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6y ago
for me it's flask. couple lines of code to get up and running
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6y ago
I can work fully remote, no bullshit meetings ever. 1 or 2 phone calls a week (15-45min), otherwise I can work on with no interruptions. Pretty hard to do better I guess
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6y ago
I think disconnecting will be a considerable part of the future when AR and VR or whatever will be around is a huge thing. It is already a thing now. Some people assume you write them back in Whatsapp in minutes. With health, I think the gu
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6y ago
I wanna work at a company that: - pays me a lot - allows me to work from home - does not expect me to read emails or anything in my free time (of course in special cases that's ok, just not the standard) - has other employers I can lea
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6y ago
The FED said there is an infinite amount of money and like they say in investing, never fight the FED. I think a lot of people assume the jobs are not really lost and will be back after the virus. I guess we have to wait and will see how ma
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patatino
7y ago
I'm living in Switzerland, and none of the EU countries would offer enough salary to be competitive, so the only country left would be the USA. But the US remote jobs are mostly limited to US citizens. Maybe look into swiss companies,
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Humans are great in adapting to different environments, which is great for survival, but in this case, not so great because when we are back to normal, we will remember it as "wasn't too bad, next time we will be prepared" an
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patatino
7y ago
https://nocodelist.co/ is a great resource for what you are looking for
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