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by rublev 10y ago
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Holy shit this is amazing. Thanks for this link. Helped tie together a bunch of scattered finance knowledge I've 'acquired' (or encountered in the wild I guess).
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[0] "Anxiety gives way to pleasure and a passion for creative work for which the only condition is solitude." [1] "I do feel quite convinced that one's creativity is enhanced primarily by the more-or-less single-minded p
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I'm not the guy you're asking, but I've spent some time 'in solitude' studying without an academic institution. I'd read philosophy books whenever I have down time. Consciously replacing entertainment with book
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Comments like that are lost on Reddit. Reddit isn't about discourse, it's about upvotes. The whole "just find good small subreddits" also doesn't work unless you subscribe to their specific early-stage cults mentali
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by rublev 10y ago
Realistically how do you become a spy?
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Is there a way to contact you?
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I don't see it as running away. I just don't find meaningful connection in casual hangouts. I've been there, it was fun for awhile. Drinking, night life, etc. I prefer to work on projects with friends because those things tak
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by rublev 10y ago
Similar situation, I found working remotely and remaining stationary make me lead a happier life. Every time I find myself around others I tend to start losing myself and it takes weeks to 'realign'. Working towards building a rem
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WebGL Lathe workshop demo(inear.se)
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Ask HN: How to convert US salary to a Canadian contractor salary? (remote)
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>I have nothing against Monsanto and think they are a great company. From the perspective of a human being, investor, or...?
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This reminds me of Elmyr de Hory. I watched him one of Orson Wells last movies "F for Fake" and I have no idea what to make of it.
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>Pretty interesting stuff! Exciting times we're coming to live in. Exciting? Hardly. When you have everything you have nothing. How do you get over the asocial aspect of self learning?
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>This means most adults will never ask the simple questions and pretend like they understand something complex quickly or already know. It's a dangerous mindset to develop but it's difficult not to. I grew up with people locked
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The Age of Absurdity: Why Modern Life Makes It Hard to Be Happy (2010)(theguardian.com)
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He said good JS terminal emulator.
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>Canada is a great place to live for most people, frankly, probably better than the US. No it's not. Most youth have zero dreams related to property ownership, as everything near the core and cities that are near the core are prohib
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I remember my first words as a newly born white baby: "...lawyer". Shortly after, a pigeon swooped into my bedroom and dropped a pair of keys into my crib with a note attached reading "This is the key to your safety deposit b
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by rublev 10y ago
My buddy and I split everything down the middle. You either completely split it or don't split it at all. If you don't agree to a total split you're going to end up micro penny pinching. "Hey man do you wanna cover the S
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I count every calorie I eat and maintain an extremely strict diet while spending only 2hr on prep/week. I heat my meal up in 30s, scoop it in, and I'm done with it, it's just fuel to me now. I did this to enforce discipline a
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by rublev 10y ago
If someone used What.CD to generate new music it'd be better. That place is nuts about classifying music and sorting things. Best music site on the net.
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Who is Lawrence?
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It's the same problem with coding as it is with socializing. I find reading books about things instead of doing ultimately leads to nothing but anxiety and a warped sense of whatever you're exploring. If you stay in those sorts
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Ah Reddit, straight to the armchair theories.
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>That said, if you want to be making $750k programming outside the bay area, it's possible, but the recruiters on cybercoders and linkedin aren't going to help you get these jobs... 750k? Am I reading this right? What planet am
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by rublev 10y ago
Was honestly expecting an obese -> skinnyfat runner body transformation. Pleasantly surprised. What's your diet look like nowadays and what are your lifting stats/height if you don't mind sharing? Thanks.
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by rublev 10y ago
There are many different types of steroids each with their own protocols, pros, cons, and effects. The type of 'steroid cycle' you run can range from very casual to really complex and dangerous. You're correct that top level