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snyena
6y ago
Can I follow this online somewhere?
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7y ago
Have you considered doing non-coding work with little or no qualification required, at least for a certain period? I am not from the US so I am not sure how much money you need but when I was 20 I spent 2 months in Ohio and I was able to fi
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7y ago
If you are uncertain, perhaps one extra factor to consider would be the future earning potential. I am in a somewhat similar situation (albeit considerably older, almost 41) and still considering my options. I have used plain PHP + MySQL to
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7y ago
I am a pro gambler and I read HN almost daily. I'd like to change my career soon and I am hoping HN will help me decide what my next step should be (I have basic experience with MySQL and PHP).
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7y ago
Roald Dahl's stories
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8y ago
I used to write simple CRUD websites (using PHP, MySQL, HTML and CSS) and I am now thinking it would be nice to learn Python. The questions in my head are so many that I don't even know where to start: - what is the best way to go abou
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8y ago
J. R. R. Tolkien
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8y ago
Thank you, much appreciated. I started looking into both recently, mostly under the influence of posts on here but also upon seeing them in many job ads.
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8y ago
With a 10 year gap in my resume I'll probably have to take whatever comes. Ideally it would something analytical, with numbers, where I can learn a lot (I went to a high school with focus on Math and I have a Master's in Managemen
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8y ago
There are several reasons: 1) I am finding sports betting difficult to scale, financially it is ok but not great. 2) Bookmakers are getting better and better every year. So am I, but I can imagine a scenario where they reach a stock-market
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This january I am turning 40 and it will be exactly 10 years since I quit my last job. I am a pro sports bettor so I have a fair degree of flexibility and time freedom. However, I am strongly considering applying for work again, in fact I&#
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8y ago
It should be fairly easy to cover the protein needs for your goals with regular food without having to resort to protein powder so this is what I'd recommend. Just make sure you are in a slight caloric surplus. Also, using compound mov
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snyena
8y ago
Running my own online sports betting company.
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snyena
8y ago
By "ex-Soviet-occupied country" you mean a country of the former Eastern Bloc or something like Transnistria?
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snyena
8y ago
I have been playing this one (with some breaks) for two decades: https://midnightsun2.org/
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8y ago
Lego sets
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8y ago
I am very new to programming myself and I very much understand your sentiment. Two years ago I learned a bit of PHP and MySQL and built some apps and websites for my own use. What I found out is that I learn best by watching videos, not rea
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8y ago
capitalism
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8y ago
making a living out of sports betting. now trying to replace it with something else though.
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snyena
8y ago
You could try: 1) Running your own business 2) A marketing job 3) A job with computers at a large corporation that is not coding