peace_of_mind

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   by peace_of_mind 16y ago

   "After a month of clearing your head, you'll probably realize that the jobs you thought were interesting earlier really aren't right for you." This had definitely crossed my mind. The best thing to do might be to make some contact with a fe
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   by peace_of_mind 16y ago

   I have no background in technology or business Not quite true. I bet avionics companies (and plenty of others) would be very interested to talk to you. My dad used to be a pilot and now works in technology, though he made the switch a few
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   by peace_of_mind 16y ago

   Thanks for the reply. By "Several Months" I probably mean a minimum of 1.5 months, but preferably around 3 months. Part of the plan is to learn a few new areas of CS and math that I've been too busy to read, and code a few things I've been
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   by peace_of_mind 16y ago

   Possibly. I did the graduate treadmill after my first degree and I'd prefer to work somewhere smaller and less Initrodeish. I've been studying a slightly niche but useful area of computer science, so I don't really want to sell my ass to so
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   by peace_of_mind 16y ago

   I'm a lover not a fighter.
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   Ask HN: I need to get away from it all.

   3 points by peace_of_mind 16y ago|11 comments