rubicon33

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The Web. It Is. So. Deep
5 points by rubicon33 2y ago|8 comments
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by rubicon33 2y ago
> toward things you do actually find personally fulfilling for their own sake. Sometimes in dramatic fashion. Go on…
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Might make some more progress on my VisionOS app! Was a little disappointed by the API restrictions and so I took a break for a while.
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Let’s make it 4.
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Born to move, paid to sit.
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Despite that truth, stock prices don’t reflect reality, they affect people’s perceptions and worries/hopes. TSLA still green for a while.
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Yea I think the issue is “CTO” at a 5 person company just doesn’t feel like the same level of accomplishment as CTO of a much larger company/team. It’s tough to grind for years and not see the growth you expect and be in the position
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Interesting study! The results are not surprising: > In contrast, subtype 4, which followed a balanced and healthy dietary pattern, had less mental health problems and a higher well-being score than other subtypes, suggesting that a bal
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by rubicon33 2y ago
Born to move, payed to sit.
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Appreciate you posting this. For what it's worth, I'm in the same boat. I basically achieved my goals in life and am now very comfortable. I could just continue to work and keep up-to-date and find myself old and tired in short
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Not sure if that’s strictly a Chinese thing
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by rubicon33 3y ago
> The first decade of the web fulfilled that promise – the web was decentralised with a long-tail of content and options, it created small, more localised communities, provided individual empowerment and fostered huge value. I feel lucky
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by rubicon33 3y ago
My standard non EV gas car is 45k same pads?
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Your situation sounds tough but not impossible. Whether or not you should take the risk comes down to one question: will you regret it if you don't? Regret never leaves you, so try to live your life with as little of it as possible.
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Notepad
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Caffeine is in many anti-headache drugs because it literally is a vasoconstrictor that helps reduce headache.
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by rubicon33 3y ago
I started drinking coffee as a freshman in college back in 2006. I forget exactly what the impetus to start was but I'm sure it had something to do with feeling generally tired and unmotivated, something I've struggled with my en
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Could be the motion blur. Vision Pro is in this really weird cross section of insanely good visuals but really bad motion blur. Generally a little motion blur is OK, but the better your visuals get, the worse and more apparent motion blur
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by rubicon33 3y ago
I just wish Web wasn't such a frustrating development experience. While it has improved leaps and bounds in the last decade, I still find it to be suboptimal when compared to native offerings. Most of that frustration comes down to to
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by rubicon33 3y ago
That's why there are games where, ya know, you can do stuff that isn't safe / legal IRL but is exciting.
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Good points for sure. VR gaming has always had an edge because if you value physical immersion (the feeling of being in the game) then it DOES have a significant leg up over traditional gaming. Can the same be said for productivity and gen
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by rubicon33 3y ago
This piques my interest because when I first started noticing these symptoms that's actually the first thing I thought of. I'm in my mid 30s and I've heard that's around when T starts to drop off. Probably worth mentio
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Yup, that's totally fair and correct. I honestly do not know if its related to COVID or if I'm just getting older and my body / mind are finally starting the inevitable downward spiral that takes place over the next 30-40 yea
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by rubicon33 3y ago
That's interesting because after the first time I got COVID, I honestly felt OK. It was after the second time that I felt like "hmm, have I fully recovered?" After the third time, that's when I felt for SURE I was strug
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Re: running / activity... I've always been a runner of sorts, but not super consistent. On average I would say I run 2-3 miles a week. But that could mean 15 miles in 1 week, followed by 2-3 weeks of low, or even zero running. M
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Since 2019 I've been: - Vaccinated for COVID once - Infected with COVID 3 times - Infected with RSV once - Infected with unknown ?? upper respiratory, two times. I am absolutely less "sharp". It feels like both my cognitive
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by rubicon33 3y ago
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by rubicon33 3y ago
> But is it possible you spend time building something without validating it's a solution people actually need and pay for? Absolutely. The service I provide is also available in a free form, but lacks some of the features I offer.
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by rubicon33 3y ago
Great question & post! I am definitely working on nothing (outside of my normal day job, of course). I used to work a normal day job and then in the evenings and weekends work furiously on side projects. One of those side projects beca
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by rubicon33 3y ago
> whilst avoiding that "auto-mode" what do you mean by this?

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