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by pryelluw 4y ago
Friendly post to those who might need it. There are support groups out there for people with eating disorders. One is Compulsive Eaters Anonymous [0]. Try it out. [0] https://www.ceahow.org/
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by pryelluw 4y ago
No, sadly it is lost to the sands of time. I lost the source code and unaware of any copies floating around. It was still unfinished and rather buggy. The one posted below is a coincidence. I wasn’t aware there was one based on MK 1. Mine w
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Back then it was magic. That’s all that matters. The game can be made fun for sure. I used godot and some mortal kombat visuals to create what I called mortal pong (source code MIA). You basically had MK characters instead of paddles, the b
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Ok then list just 5 options they have from the tons you claim exist. Go ahead, no hurry. Please make sure to provide factual options that can be corroborated.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Please write about it and share. I have a friend who works at a VW dealership if you need the hook up.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
I take vyvense and works well. Tried others but this one worked best. I know it’s hard but one day at a time. Think of it as a wave. Up and down. Up and down. It’ll all pass. Life continues. Everything will be alright.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Nice thank you. Will follow up.
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What if you frame it this way? Are you selling enough of a product/service that requires you to hire someone to work on it full time? Get to that point before quitting your job.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Ive been in a similar situation. My mom was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. Her care was more about improving quality of life. Whilst struggling to deal with all the different variables, a very wise surgeon told me to keep a notebook o
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Id appreciate if you shared some links or project names. I know it’s a web search away but it sounds like you have some projects in mind. :)
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Love the work? No, not at all. Love one aspect, part, degree, radian, whatever of it. Just one thing. Don’t go for full on love. Cause you fall out of love and then what? Love a part of it and then you can keep it going for longer.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
I’m embarrassed of the code I’ll write tomorrow … Honestly, no one cares. Add a note at the top of the readme that provides historical context if you must address the point. Otherwise don’t worry cause everything will be alright. People are
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Not much has changed unless yourself did. Then fundamentals still stand: - figure out what you want - figure out how to get it First point is the hardest. Since most of us don’t really know what we want. We might describe an incomplete pict
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by pryelluw 4y ago
OT: The OPs newsletter is one for the few I actually subscribe and read. I met him IRL at a conference in Atlanta. Changed my life. We spoke for about 5 minutes and his words continue to resonate. Thank you, Tasshin!
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by pryelluw 4y ago
It might seem like an exaggeration but this morning I was thinking of doing more work in scientific software. I lost my mother to cancer. This seems like a way to channel that energy and motivation. Thanks for posting, OP. PS. Feel free to
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by pryelluw 4y ago
That’s a very poor argument. No one is born perfect. We all have different levels of potential according to a set of skills. It’s up to us to go put in the practice. Yes it will be easier for others. I don’t stop coding just because I won’t
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Maybe? The point is to step away from the computer and go to the real world to learn about what problems exist.
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Go visit local businesses. Ask them about what are their pain points. Build for them. Focus on the solution from their POV. You ain’t gonna find shit online.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Hard to choose. Here’s a short list of favorites: - PyATL (Python Atlanta). Group already existed. Didn’t build it from scratch. Adapting to the pandemic and pivoting to keep the community strong was a challenge. We made it through and now
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Nice. Thanks for making it and it sharing.
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Go do the Pixar in a box course in khan academy.
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That really sucks.
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You can read his books. They pretty much have the same content as the talks.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
YouTube has certainly made him into some kind of prophet. Which is hilarious given he referred to himself as a cunning entertainer. I can see how this cult of persona can turn you off. The ideas he presents are not new just in an amusing wa
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by pryelluw 4y ago
The easier stuff to do will certainly be made redundant by something similar to stable diffusion.
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Art of war.
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Silence of the lambs.
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This looks great. I’ve been meaning to build a quick side scroller using stable diffusion and godot. Maybe this weekend.
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I’ve always lived in the terminal. Only have been reluctantly forced to use vscode at work. Though I still do most stuff in the terminal.
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by pryelluw 4y ago
Yes, specially when apps like Todoist use dark patterns to auto renew. Fuck Todoist.

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