sharadov

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751.
by sharadov 7y ago
That's a great offer!
752.
by sharadov 7y ago
I had an idea for something like that, not sure how the logistics would work out. But it would be cool.
753.
by sharadov 7y ago
Am sure, 100 in one go means you are at the pinnacle of fitness.
754.
by sharadov 7y ago
Really 100 pushups in one go, being obese, lol! Since you know a ton of these people, why don't you post a video, btw when I say obese ( its not some muscled dude like the rock, who qualifies as obsese when you consider an outdated mea
755.
by sharadov 7y ago
Really optimize for them? Doing pushups or increasing grip strengths are not things that you can improve in isolation. To get to even 20 pushups, you can't be obsese, you need enough strength in your shoulders, the core has to be stron
756.
by sharadov 7y ago
I actually looked at some kind of hybrid co-working option where people could join you at your home/apartment for co-working, I would not mind the company.
757.
by sharadov 7y ago
Same here in the Bay area, but they have this place called Hacker Dojo, an old-school co working space. $200/month. I generally go to a lot of coffeeshops and in the summer breweries :-)
758.
by sharadov 7y ago
It will only work with certain jobs, you need a company-wide buy-in, will not work with only few people working remote and majority onsite, the experience level of the folks involved, communication tools. We have 4-5 offices with people com
759.
by sharadov 7y ago
I've been working remotely for 2 years. What I would do is find a co-working space, where you can get out and socialize, maybe join some meetups. When I actually need to code, I go to coffee shops. These are some of the things that I d
760.
by sharadov 7y ago
My fundamental issue was that the value is so wildly varying and not being accepted at regular places that it fails horribly as a medium of exchange for goods and services.
761.
by sharadov 7y ago
I think this may have to do with density, India is 1/4 the size of the US and has 4X the population.
762.
by sharadov 7y ago
Don't they have free food and a foosball/ping-pong table? Isn't that pretty much a staple? Or, is it the co-workers that suck?
763.
by sharadov 7y ago
Had no idea he was worth a 100 B!
764.
by sharadov 7y ago
An offhand compliment works great as well, you can't come off creepy :-))
765.
by sharadov 7y ago
This is fantastic, I started working remotely a couple years back and then moved cities as well. I am an extrovert, but not the kind who will actively strive to make conversations. But I started doing this, and it's amazing!
766.
by sharadov 7y ago
Raise enough money to hire lobbyists!
767.
by sharadov 7y ago
I looked at Vrumi and the cost is ridiculous! $20/day/person tops, I go to Hacker Dojo in the Bay area and it's a decent place with good wifi, nothing fancy and its about that much.
768.
by sharadov 7y ago
I thought at some point why not convert the garage, that way they're not bothering me. Would have cost me 10K tops to put an AC, nice flooring in the garage.
769.
by sharadov 7y ago
I think $100 is a sweet spot.
770.
by sharadov 7y ago
Terrific name!
771.
by sharadov 7y ago
Btw, when I was in LA looked at the closest Wework in Hollywood, and the parking was about $10/day. Now you are paying about $600/month.
772.
by sharadov 7y ago
It's interesting that godaddy would opt for a wework rather than leasing office space and setting it up. Probably less cost and hassle?
773.
by sharadov 7y ago
I have the next billion-dollar business idea, an " Airbnb for coworking spaces". Convert your existing house to a co-working space. Looked at Wework, already pay too much for rent in the Bay area. I work from home, and would not m
774.
by sharadov 7y ago
When you are reading it you feel like you're living vicariously through the hero. It's a constant feed to your ego.
775.
by sharadov 7y ago
When you are reading it you feel like you're living vicariously through the hero.It's a constant feed to your ego.
776.
by sharadov 7y ago
Depends on the role, I am a DBA and work totally -remote, and I find it better than getting stuck in an open-plan office with people interrupting me constantly. There are enough collaboration tools (slack, zoom) to collaborate when I need t
777.
by sharadov 7y ago
In LA, a lot of drivers are struggling actors, who need flexible schedules, and nothing like working for ride-share companies.
778.
by sharadov 7y ago
What about the placebo effect? They've done studies where the patients knew that they were taking placebos, but still saw improvements...
779.
by sharadov 7y ago
That's why I like the push-pull workout, since it focusses on building overall strength, also I've found don't just do the same exercises over and over, vary the workout, so you hit all muscle groups.
780.
by sharadov 7y ago
It does, unfortunately, with a lot of folks turning away from religion, there is no support system left anymore.

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