senjindarashiva

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by senjindarashiva 7mo ago
Hi all — happy to answer questions. A bit more context on why I built this. I travel a lot for work and that’s where the frustration usually appeared. I would write a sensible training week on Sunday, but by Wednesday the context had change
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Show HN: AI assistant that reads Intervals.icu data and adjusts workouts(pacepartner.app)
1 points by senjindarashiva 7mo ago|1 comments
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by senjindarashiva 2y ago
I am assuming your in a country where you have to pay for university courses? If not I've personally found that it's an interesting and worthwhile complement to development work. Working as a developer and taking some courses in
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by senjindarashiva 4y ago
In microsofts defence this issue isn't linux specific... dual booting two windows 11 installations causes similar issues, where they invalidate or remove eachothers boot sectors
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by senjindarashiva 5y ago
Don't you bring up an example of how a book can change your life in your question. If a book makes you view the world differently (even by a little) doesn't that change your outlook on life? As a personal example a book/novel
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by senjindarashiva 5y ago
- How to live on 24 hours a day (Arnold Bennett) A short and fairly simplistic view of daily life that really changed how I look on time. - How to run a big ship (Cptn Rory O'Connor, RN) Really made me think about how much of modern le
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by senjindarashiva 5y ago
I kind of agree but I think you make another point there, as a parent there is a big difference between getting drunk in-front of your kids and having a beer with food. And it's the same thing with screen time and internet usage I don&
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by senjindarashiva 5y ago
So basically like getting grounded, which I thought was the worst that could happen but looking back it was probably for the best and made me rethink some bad behaviors. I believe the key there is the fact that my parents made it clear why
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by senjindarashiva 6y ago
The clip seems to be an extra but I've had good experiences with the supplier before: http://www.cowonglobal.com/product/iAUDIOE3/
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by senjindarashiva 6y ago
Given the original constraints of the OP I don't think that would be to much of a overhead. A text and limited amount of images blog like page does not require any major tools in either of the ones mentioned. However you do have a po
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by senjindarashiva 6y ago
I think you kind of answer your own question here, Latex/PDF handles all of the things you mentioned with relative ease, with the only drawback being that PDF's can be hard to parse automaticly. However that point seems moot as we
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by senjindarashiva 6y ago
I've been using buckets: https://www.budgetwithbuckets.com/ for a couple of years after moving away from YNAB. I find that it's fairly similar to YNAB with better handling of rolling over data from month-to-month
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by senjindarashiva 6y ago
1. I try to write about daily life although I am far to inconsistent for that to work, I am a bit better at writing short reviews of books I read. The goal is to use the blog as a practise area for general writing and reflections about what
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by senjindarashiva 6y ago
Putting a cap high enough to allow people to reach financial independence would be something totally different, and I do agree that such measures would probably stem "innovation" or at least focus it on only solving immediate issu
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by senjindarashiva 7y ago
If you like history The rise and fall of the Third reich was really interesting https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Rise-and-Fall-of-the-Third-Re...
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by senjindarashiva 7y ago
It's been mentioned before but meditations is great, but I would also like to add "How to live on 24 hours a day" by Arnold Bennett https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2274 In fiction Sherlock Holmes and t
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by senjindarashiva 8y ago
Just for clarification, when you say public do you mean open to everyone (the internet) to make a code review or open for everyone in the team to see and comment on. Personally I find the first idea fairly bad since the amount of constructi
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by senjindarashiva 8y ago
Personally I would definitely avoid the modern mac-books, I bought one to try it out and after replacing two keyboards in a period of roughly two months. This only solved the issue of the keys getting stuck, it did nothing to the feel of th
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by senjindarashiva 9y ago
Make an effort to say something nice to someone on the internet every day. I have never been uncivil online however I've also never been especially good at voice my positive feelings either. Therefore I will make the effort of putting
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Running dotnet core web application in Ubuntu Core(fredrikloch.me)
2 points by senjindarashiva 9y ago|0 comments
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by senjindarashiva 10y ago
The Call of the Wild translated for children by the Swedish translator Maj Bylock. This book opened the world of classical literature for me and without it I probably would have missed about half of the books I've read in the last 15is
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by senjindarashiva 10y ago
Start a subscription for two weekly newspapers with preferably different political standpoints. Read all of them, this forces you out of your search bubbles while simultaneous giving you the option of slowing down your news and information
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by senjindarashiva 10y ago
Id like to add, make your bed to the first step of the routine, it seems somewhat silly but I have found that it really helps. No matter how bad the day goes you still did one thing and it's nice to come home to a well made bed
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by senjindarashiva 10y ago
After loosing the key's once... I got a bit paranoid and set up a backup phone that stays at home. However lately i've started using enpass which allows me to sync the 2fa key's as well as the passwords.
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by senjindarashiva 10y ago
I've always felt that making sure that you keep your work tools and your play tools separate helps with keeping track of what you are supposed to do. Also if you can leave the work phone and computer at work and don't sync the mai
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by senjindarashiva 11y ago
The Guardian Weekly, for basically the same reasons as people have mentioned regarding the economist. Weekly issues on long form without to much of the "news flash" of daily news.
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by senjindarashiva 11y ago
I do kind of see your point at least regarding the usefulness of those types of questions in an interview. I would however still maintain that understanding of fundamental CS theory is and always will be a great benefit. You say that you &q
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by senjindarashiva 11y ago
Id say, learn about bigO notation rather than assume that it's useless. It doesn't require a university degree but it really does help, the more people that have an idea of algorithmic performance both regarding memory and CPU re
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by senjindarashiva 11y ago
If you don't have any issues with sticking to ARM https://www.scaleway.com/ have been working nicely for me, with the added benefit of it being a European company and unlimited network (capped at 200mb/s)
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by senjindarashiva 11y ago
Personaly i'd go with C# or mono but possibly not MS SQL which would allow you to work in both a linux and a windows environment. The main reason for this would be stability and documentation. The C# language is both well documented a

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