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7y ago
He had his demons - for a long time he struggled with his sexuality and acceptance of it. Hence the drugs and excessive weight-lifting.
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His autobiography "On the Move" is deeply personal and humbling. The guy was a neurologist, bodybuilder, crazy motorcyclist, marathon swimmer and a top-notch human being all rolled into one.
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7y ago
Precisely what were you doing in the video? Depends on the content, young me did a lot of stupid stuff which would have got me into a lot of hot water now. Benign stuff can be misconstrued and abused as well. So, sorry, I don't trust y
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7y ago
Are you guys working in a 1960s commune? While I applaud your idealistic idea, it will be a disaster in a modern workplace.
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Work is where I go to offer a service and expect a fee in return. I want a workplace that is civil. It's not somewhere where I expect to share my emotions and not expect that to be somehow used against me ( am not saying every place I
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7y ago
Only in the US, in India, every medical procedure has a cost attached. 90% of the transactions are cash, and it would not work otherwise.
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7y ago
It absolutely sucked for me whenever I used to try and code, if I was deep in thought and looking away and someone passed by, they would nod in my direction or get my attention some other way ( sorry am thinking, not in a mood to socialize)
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7y ago
True that, some might argue it is a primal urge.
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Yes it does matter, because food is something that I put in my body, it has a direct correlation with my health. Clothes, not that much.
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7y ago
When I was poor they called me crazy, now that I am rich they call me eccentric.
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7y ago
Working my way down that list!
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My wife got me this book - https://www.amazon.com/Shake-Perspective-Cocktails-Eric-Prum... It's got a list of liquors to stock, everything in the book can be made with them. You will need to just buy fresh ingredients
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It's not about affording it dude, I got a cook who comes and cooks for me, have a meal delivery service as well, but I also like to cook.Period. Nothing to do with luxury BS.
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We are becoming one trick ponies, only defined by the work that we do. There is something about cooking, doing things with your hands that is fundamental to the human experience. I cook, but I also like to order in, sometimes I just microwa
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7y ago
Learn to make basic cocktails ( manhattan, old-fashioned). Get good spirits, quality mixes ( cannot emphasize this enough), fresh herbs and you got yourself a great skill.
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7y ago
You might want to actually take cooking classes. Since you will learn the basics of saute, grill, heat. The right order of ingredients. Some of much of cooking is science and so much is just feel.
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7y ago
Our data is near real time. But I can see how latency can be an issue based on size of the data and transformations are needed on the data before it hits the DW. But there are solutions - kafka being one.
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No one has solved that problem and it sucks, and what ends up happening is you end up again porting that data from those disparate SQL and NoSQL databases either to a warehouse which is RDBMS or you put it into a datalake. That's again
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It starts with what kind of person are you? Do you get anxious easily? Do you eat healthy? Do you exercise? Do you get 7-8 hrs sleep nightly? Diet, exercise and sleep act as a huge de-stressor.
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7y ago
People are getting bigger! I know a few people who are on the heavy side and bought SUVs for this reason.
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I think a percentage of North Koreans undeniably know what the real world has that they lack, but remember compared to other countries which managed to throw off their shackles, this is a totalitarian regime. There is no contact with the ou
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7y ago
Excellent job and best of luck,the platform is great but undeniably you did your best with the platform, leveraging it and finding success!
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Am similar to you in a lot of ways, you gotta be the cool kid and in the know. I know too many friends who've gone the other way, always dissing Millenials and have grown prematurely old.
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The Stoicism is being dished out by the billionaires(Jack Dorsey comes to mind), who have already made it, and want to somehow appear above all worldly things to the masses.
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Really? I moved to the Bay area from LA and all I see are out of shape, badly dressed tech workers. Blame it on all the free food and high-stress lifestyle.
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The Saudi's are definitely pissed with Son, and they are ruthless.
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Makes sense, but an Economics degree from Harvard teaches you a lot more ( the course and projects are way harder, the people teaching it are top-notch in their field). In engineering, as well, I've seen the same computer science degre
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I think it also comes down to the "quality" of the college, good schools and great teachers can make a massive difference. College allows you to explore your interests, make friends with a wide variety of people, which you may not
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For years I almost exclusively drank Sapphire and tonic.
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Sergei and Larry don't want to go before Congress and testify, Sundar will do that for them.
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