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by smilebot 4y ago
I'm guessing that's exactly what burry is doing. Let's assume that he is right, and the S&P 500 index is over valued. A big reason why it keeps staying that way is because for the past 10-20 years, there has been a lot of
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by smilebot 4y ago
Your username is a game I love playing on my Quest 2. Streamed from my beefy PC ofc. CS 1.6 on VR. What a time to be alive!
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by smilebot 4y ago
Not sharing a mattress with my partner. We have two queen mattresses next to each other. Keeping the temp at 65F. No eating after 6. No slow digesting stuff for dinner.
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by smilebot 4y ago
/opinion without any evidence I like to believe that there is a bigger picture here. Oversimplification: An economic downturn when there is a rise in nationalist sentiment had given birth to people like hitler. Maybe if the majority pe
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by smilebot 4y ago
Some contextual advice. Do something that you used to enjoy when you had time. I enjoy playing video games with friends at nights. Exercise helps for sure. If you can find a sport that you enjoy, even better. I enjoy swimming with my wife.
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by smilebot 4y ago
On a side note, we really need to start using post-tax/take home pay instead of pre-tax. In fact, I think most people would find it way easier to picture things on a monthly take home basis rather than a yearly one.
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by smilebot 4y ago
Better believe in recession, you're in one.
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by smilebot 4y ago
Hot Fuzz
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by smilebot 4y ago
Probably an unpopular opinion here but I think they handled it in a classy way. Severance and assistance with your job search? That’s very nice of them. Other companies like Meta rescinded too, I’m not sure if they offered severance. Maybe
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by smilebot 4y ago
Why Isn't _every_ new tech making us productive. Some definitely are, diff tracking like github, any comms software, accounting software etc do make us a lot more productive.
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by smilebot 4y ago
This one evening, my two friends and I were debating if we should go paddle boarding. When we eventually made our way to the lake, it was 7:30PM and the last two folks were leaving. We decided that we should do it anyway since we came this
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by smilebot 4y ago
Like others I also believe this sounds like burnout. From what you wrote, it looks like the work you’re having to do doesn’t align with your “passion” or what you care about. This is the usually the main cause of burnout. Few things that he
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by smilebot 4y ago
I guess the thing to learn from this is always keep shopping for a better deal?
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by smilebot 5y ago
Maybe try checking out some maker websites? Some indie maker forums depending on what you’re making. Inner work is super loaded and I would need more context/examples to understand what you’re asking.
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by smilebot 5y ago
So, two in three young people say they felt sad or more or less the same during lockdown.
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by smilebot 5y ago
I just want to call out that OP has clients who they serve and identified this business opportunity. Going the other way of buying a failing hosting company would inherit its problems, mainly the lack of customers to break even.
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by smilebot 5y ago
That’s a bit too extreme since you still probably want all the UI libraries readily available to make your life easy. You could use server side rendering instead. And as others have said, package “marketing” landing pages without any heavy
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by smilebot 5y ago
Not manual at that scale.
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by smilebot 5y ago
I did. And I still do.
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by smilebot 5y ago
In a way, yes. Bold Voice teaches you how to pronounce and tests you. I assume they use some ML models for tests. Check em out they’re great!
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by smilebot 5y ago
Firstly, Windows is getting progressively more complex. Each new version seems to have a new ux. I help some old family members with their computers and they have a hard time knowing what’s what when I bring them a new pc. Secondly, I found
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by smilebot 5y ago
Funny story: I was interviewing a candidate who was lip syncing. They used internet lag as an excuse for the de-sync between audio and video. Anyway, we got into some questions about how they manage branches and features etc and the candida
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by smilebot 5y ago
> I tried to meet new people at hobbies and dance lessons, but guess what - they're all full of lonely developers and other socially awkward people - short guys looking for girlfriends, unattractive/aging women looking for husb
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by smilebot 5y ago
i3 wm.
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by smilebot 5y ago
> Those tiny bits of negative news just stick in your mind. This is a big reason why most of us are terrible at "investing" in the stock market. You have a good thesis on why a company is good and it checks all boxes. With a sm
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by smilebot 5y ago
Really wish programming on phones becomes a thing. Not directly running on the phone, but maybe have a vscode/remote server that you can connect to and use a monitor + peripherals.
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by smilebot 5y ago
Anecdotal, but I am people so I think it’s fair. I never went back to “free” tv after Switching over to Netflix and Hulu.
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by smilebot 5y ago
Find a sport/activity that you can enjoy where fitness is a byproduct. I get bored at the gym lifting weights/running on the treadmill etc. I've always enjoyed tennis and swimming so I forced myself to signup for lessons. I n
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by smilebot 5y ago
I've recently started doing this and has helped me find things much more efficiently. I project the image in my head, and make a mental note of the item's physical attributes such as size, color, etc. Once primed with this info, I
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by smilebot 5y ago
Reminds me of this skit from Portlandia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX0IDdJMxko .

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