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by ravishi 5y ago
As a Brazilian learning Spanish, I definitely have a hard time saying perro. Perrito is way more difficult.
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by ravishi 5y ago
Including the effect of lifting it up to unhealthy levels.
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by ravishi 5y ago
I find it quite hard to not feel like I've lived or felt many of the symptoms on the second column. Yet, when I searched for help the diagnosis seemed rushed and I decided not to take lithium. Years later after much therapy a new psi p
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by ravishi 5y ago
That resonates a lot with my observations as a native brazilian portuguese speaker. The gender of a thing has to do with how the word ends (o for male, a for female, e and r are a bit more tricky). Yet we have imported the whole gender neut
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by ravishi 6y ago
This seems like a really interesting read and perspective, thank you!
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by ravishi 6y ago
Thinking about if for a while, mentoring isn't that challenging, it's probably a good first step. It's one of the items in that list that I feel most motivated to execute.
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by ravishi 6y ago
Those are awesome tools, that you!
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by ravishi 6y ago
But what if you want to overcome that discomfort, but haven't managed how to do so?
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Ask HN: How to become organized and interested in things you don't like?
7 points by ravishi 6y ago|8 comments
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by ravishi 6y ago
Of course not. That was before docker, circa 2010. Our production environment was impossible to recreate.
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by ravishi 6y ago
At my second job in the industry I worked on a Python project that had to be deployed in a kind of sandboxed production environment where we had no internet access. Deploys were painful, as any missing dependency had to be searched in our n
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by ravishi 7y ago
Oh, so that's why my computer restarts from time to time when I get away from my desk. And I'm not even on Catalina yet, just use a 13" MacBook Pro.
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by ravishi 7y ago
Can't control issues be seen as a kind of victimhood? You can be victim of your own abuses. One can also learn that he is not responsible for everything. Take for example the politeness mentioned in the article. Isn't the hyper-po
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by ravishi 7y ago
I second this. But would like to add one note: if you can't do it all at once, that's ok! And also, do therapy. I've started a similar journey 6 years ago, and have been doing some of those things here, some there, sometimes
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by ravishi 8y ago
Dindim is also how people call those ice-cream-like things inside a plastic bag. At least that's the first thing that came to my mind when I read the article. Really don't know if it exists or has a name in other parts of the worl
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by ravishi 8y ago
I like this response because it doesn't put the blame into anyone.
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by ravishi 8y ago
That is so cool! He really liked the question!
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by ravishi 8y ago
I hate this too! For me, tho, the worst part is that they're not even consistent. I never know if the computer will pick up whatever I'm playing in the phone: sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. I don't want to chec
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by ravishi 8y ago
> And yes, this article is patently ridiculous. Way to overthink something that should be about relaxing and having fun. Well, I found that article incredible useful. Like, one of the main reasons I'm depressed right now is because
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by ravishi 8y ago
Yeah, I feel like I never knew what I want. I realize I want something, set myself to get it, but in the process I realize that's not quite what I wanted to begin with, so I have to start again. And again, and again. It's been lik
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by ravishi 8y ago
Well, I'm only 26 and feel exactly the same. I don't have a wife, not even a girlfriend, not a single obligation. But I still wake up every day to go to a job I hate, and come home to nothing, feeling empty, like I am only wasting
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by ravishi 8y ago
Really cool article. Such a pity, tho, I found the earlier names way better.
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by ravishi 9y ago
Having worked in an innovation lab [1] that exists inside the brazilian house of representatives, I may be able to try to answer your question: It's not an easy answer, things are not black and white. I think a great deal of the politi
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by ravishi 9y ago
Hey, I just want to thank for a book recommendation of yours I picked up in another thread. Didn't find any other way of contacting you, so here we are. Scattered Minds: this book has just changed my life. Thank you so much, kind inter
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by ravishi 9y ago
Well, what is clear to me is that another account, not Dash's author's, engaged in unethical practices. The author said it was a family member, but I can't verify that, so it is still unclear. Publishing the phone call was ki
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by ravishi 9y ago
What? That link doesn't have any proof that "the Dash author has engaged in unethical practices". Neither any other link I could find about the whole controversy. Actually, everyone seems to be saying things are complicated,
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by ravishi 9y ago
Although I don't know the specifics of the scheme, it seemed like a pyramid scheme while it was running, but turned out to be a ponzi scheme when it went down. I would bet the people reporting don't know the difference between the
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by ravishi 9y ago
It's been on my backlog for quite a while at this time.
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by ravishi 10y ago
Musashi, by Eiji Yoshikawa. I still can't put into words how this book changed my world view, but it was one of the most impacting books I've ever read. From religion to arts to personal goals, everything changed with this book. I
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by ravishi 11y ago
Apparently, that's how people build "flux stores" in samples. Their purpose is to hold "all the state of the application", so that design is enough. I'm not versed in Flux, but I can imagine that in real world

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