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raztogt21
7y ago
1. Never drink alone 2. Socially, never have more than 2 Follow those two rules, and you should be fine.
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raztogt21
8y ago
Thanks for taking the time to write this.
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How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life by Scott Adams. An extremely concise life advice book. Doesn't wander around ideas. Well-written. Of all 'self-help' books I have read, this is
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8y ago
Sorry, I've always had an athletic shape. Even as a kid, I ate clean. Lots of fruits, vegetables, only drink water, avoid sugars, and white bread, etc. The basics for a nice diet. I haven't followed the trend of the Keto movement,
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8y ago
Good to see you starting your career at 20, by 25 you will have 5 years of experience and if you didn't fool around those 5 years you should be able to build great things. Opportunities will be plenty. It's extremely normal to see
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8y ago
SEEKING WORK | remote Location: Monterrey, México Technologies: Frontend development (Proficient at Vue) Résumé/CV:Email: www.hectorpalomares.com 4+ years of experience focused on frontend development. I build most of my projects using
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Location: Monterrey, México Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Frontend development (Proficient at Vue) Résumé/CV:Email: www.hectorpalomares.com 4+ years of experience focused on frontend development. I build most of my
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8y ago
Develop one habit at a time. It could take up to 6 months to start them without effort. Don't try to learn multiple things at once. I found that a clean diet + 8 hours of sleep works wonders to stick to good things. It should be your s
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Some people get burnt out quick on a high demanding full-time job. Some people don't. Some people require huge will power to exercise. Some people don't. Some people require a huge amount of energy to maintain a quality relationsh
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You think of the activities too much. The 'high-performers' I know, do it unconsciously. They had developed the habits to be 'high-performers'. They don't waste mental energy/willpower on the activities they do
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8y ago
Doing my bot scripts for Tibia (a freaking difficult MMORPG) when I was 13. The scripts were similar to JS.
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8y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: México Remote: Yes, preferably Profile: hectorpalomares.com Experienced frontend developer (4+ years). HTML, CSS(SASS), JS(ES6), Vue.js
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8y ago
Nice answer, thanks for taking the time.
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8y ago
I had success with the following technique: Printed a spreadsheet with how much I was earning annually, bonuses, performance, estimated salary adjustment in 6 months, 12 months etc. Put this physical paper on the table and said: "I wan
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After the iOS update that included the screen-time function. I started tracked my Instagram time (the only social media I used). It went for 3-4 hours per day. A huge sink of time. Where I currently live, Instagram is huge. Always keeping u
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8y ago
dev's happiness & productivity seems like a good metrics to compare on JS frameworks.
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You seem a charm to work with.
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8y ago
How bad is to drink a single cup (12oz) daily between 9am and 11am?
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8y ago
Agree on the single file components for Vue, they're amazing. Agree on the React, I found a lot of overhead to do even the most simple things, maybe I still not grasp the beauty around it.
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8y ago
Yes, it explains how triggers are the ones that makes or breaks an habit. Good book.
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8y ago
1. Don't try to replace the smoking habit, remove it first. Find what is triggering it. * It could be a person, i.e you smoke with your SO or with your best friends. * It could be a situation/place, i.e you smoke when you sit on
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No es ser hipocrita. Es muy fácil sentirte "promedio" cuando tienes al lado gente que lleva programando 5-6 años antes que tú. Personas que hicieron su primer app a los 13, un compilador a los 15, un ERP a los 17. Te llevan años d
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8y ago
I'm 26, male. I sort relate to your situation when I was 19. Interested in CS since spent a lot of time in front of a PC as well. You would consider me "average" at UNI. Studied CS at the top UNI of México (not an IVY league)
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8y ago
Ask for the 80% of the stake.
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Disagree, joined a company 3 months ago. Started a huge refactor the first week in. Then, a bigger refactor the second month in. I feel I've already earn my credentials with these 3 refactors. The directors and the team leader apprecia
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8y ago
Seems a great idea. If you manage to do a US version and an international version would be great.
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I've never expected anything from anybody. Even the people I love; parents, girlfriend, friends... all have flaws in their thoughts or opinions, just like me. Pick the best of each people and enjoy that.
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Your teammate should said immediately that it was you who took the initiative and creativity on that refactor.
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Aye
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I'd agree it is way easier to say "sleep 7-8 hours straight" than giving some advice on how to achieve it. I'd recommend: 1. Avoid having dinner 2-3 hours before sleep time 2. Try to sleep/wake at the same 30-minute
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