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rdtek
10y ago
In case it's helpful to anyone who suffers from CFS I want to share a treatment which enabled me to recover 100%. It's called the Lightning Process: http://lightningprocess.com The theory is that CFS is caused by long
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Have you heard of the lightning process? http://lightningprocess.com I had CFS/ME and was referred by a friend to a LP practitioner, after following the process and making some life adjustments I made a full recovery.
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- https://www.jobserve.com - https://whoishiring.io - http://stackoverflow.com/jobs
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10y ago
This link works: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/jp-morgan-so...
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10y ago
Nice work. Are the URLs recycled after some time? Do you plan to support some editing after the page has been created?
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10y ago
Seems the question of motivation is popular on "Ask HN" threads as it's been asked several times: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13196460 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7736695
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10y ago
The opportunity to create something, exercise my mind, work with smart and nice people. Sufficient income and vacation to live well, take care of family, and explore the world.
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> my commute takes 90 min The long commute in itself is not good for your health and a good reason to change jobs or negotiate some remote/home working. If your team is offshore, do you need to be at the office every day? > I ha
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What kind of hobbies or business types are you interested in? E.g. sports, music, graphics, travel, education? Or are you looking for simply any project to improve your skills?
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Yes, tiny mobile browser interface outfoxed me :-)
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Ask HN: Any regrets choosing higher salary over more interesting work?
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Personally I love intellisense and autocomplete functions of modern IDEs, I guess we have it so easy these days. The biggest drag on my coding velocity is more often thinking through the logic of what I actually want to program, recalling
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Christians Against Poverty (CAP) has a good reputation in the UK. They give training on financial wisdom and help people get their life back on track. Interesting one simple advice they give is to prefer using cash over credit/debit ca
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An app to help with learning human languages better. Back in school I struggled learning foreign languages and wish I had a fun mobile app or even PC game. Duolingo is good and there's Rosetta Stone and various subscription pod cast s
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Some people with autism do make significant progress to the point where they can achieve a lot and live a fulfilling life. The muscular dystrophy simile is inaccurate and quite disempowering, like saying "sorry your stuck in a conditio
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Try to develop your spiritual and emotional intelligence. A lot of people in the tech and science industry seem to be so focussed on the hard skills that they neglect soft skills and other important parts of life. Success in software develo
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Some development jobs are more interesting, I've worked in a startup which was very fast pace and plenty of tech to learn and challenging projects, but the renumeration wasn't great so switched to an enterprise style company. Pace
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Windows 10 under bootcamp as I do a lot of development for Windows. Strangely Win 10 runs faster on my mac than OSX El Capitan.