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by stevenfoster 4y ago
If this kind of thing is of interest to you I'd recommend reading Philip Freemans Biography of Alexander the Great. He also has solid biographies on Caesar and Hannibal (if you need more for your war elephant fix)
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
In Mexico, there are some people who do this with Molé Most famously now is Enrique Olvera of Pujol fame from Season two of Chefs table on Netflix. I like many, grew up with some kind of stove top medley that'd be going for a while.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
I started uploading videos on YouTube on Tech and Photography as I enjoy both: https://www.youtube.com/@_stevenfoster I make several thousands of dollars a year there even though recently I've had to take some extended
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
DevOps engineer with Ruby/Rails Experience here based in North America. Where can I apply? The open roles on your site doesn't seem to have this role on it?
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Philip Freeman’s biography of Alexander the Great is my favorite. Well researched and draws heavily from both Plutarch and Arrian.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Yeah this was fantastic. Let them have cake!
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
I remember going to the Palomar Observatory as a kid on a field trip and they showed us the footage of Shoemaker–Levy 9 colliding with Jupiter. That is probably my earliest memory of my interest in science and space. I also remember thinkin
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
New father AND son of a father who was a foster child (and I have the last name to prove it.) 1. Have conversations with your doctors, 39 isn't too late. Begin the process and see where it takes you. 2. Adoption / Foster care is i
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Scott Simpson over at Lynda.com and now LinkedIn Learning has done a fantastic job of covering much of the entry level stuff over the past decade with some courses on intermediary concepts. It is however behind a pay wall. So yes a non-prof
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Comrade! I have figured out renewable energy. Let me tell you of my top down plan to solve it! Wait in this line. No that's the bread line, wait in the other line for your energy then get back in the bread line. With that out of the wa
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Chaldeans, Caesars, Christians. That about sums it up. But then again if the Aliens land out in Central America they may believe our calendar has already ended and gift us a more logical one. :)
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
If your meaning circuits aren't firing you're probably too comfortable would be my guess. Not to be demeaning in any way. The condition you are describing is real, horrible, and worth taking seriously. My experience growing up mix
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Fair. It was something that resonated with me but can see where you're coming from with your perspective. Curious if you have an author or book you'd recommend instead?
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
You will love others how you love yourself and conversely, how you love others is how you love yourself. I would strongly encourage you to give freely to someone what you wish to receive. Intellectual loneliness is the equivalent of I skipp
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
I used the modern Italian for the final word hoping it would resonate more with the modern reader.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Came and saw for 20 years but never conquered.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Veni. Vidi. Venti.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Have you read Philip freeman’s biography of Hannibal? Just finished it this summer and it was a short but entertaining ride.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar both by Philip Freeman. The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt by Edmund Morris. Along with books compiled in the Bible. Both proverbs and psalms visited with frequency.
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Pitch the team at Tiny https://www.tiny.com
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
How in the world was Tlaloc not named the leader of the cloud!? But I enjoyed it. Even as a descendent of the Tarascans!
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Would you not want to be listen to? Cared for? Considered? Is this not then the healthy expression of loving one as yourself. Also, there are many who may harbor destructive habits and may need to be treated not for what they want in the mo
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
As summarized by Jesus of Nazareth: the greatest commandment is Love your God with all your heart, Love your neighbor as yourself. I've always consider this less as a command and more the code that is already running on every human ope
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
The Jewish people have their Sabbath, as a hispanic person myself, we have our Siesta. I spent over a decade in the tech industry and I'd literally be scoffed at for actually napping in a nap room or pod for 20min. Finally just started
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
The Network State by Balaji Srinivasan for the past week and a half. About half the way through it. Would recommend
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
I've been writing on Substack this year and it's been nice to have the blog/newsletter option for people who want to follow either one. https://stevenfoster.substack.com/ Writing and Publishing or maybe now C
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
So this is who bought foster.co. Good to see someone made something with it!
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Peloton’s app has become core to some of my mental health routines. Even if you don’t have the bike, the 10min guided workouts are fantastic for getting your body moving. But my most used feature is the meditations. I’ve racked up over 600
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by stevenfoster 4y ago
Assassins Creed Origins has an explore Egypt mode where there are no weapons and fighting just seeing things like the Pharohs Lighthouse, Library of Alexandria, pyramids of Giza, and the Nile River. It’s quite nice.
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by stevenfoster 5y ago
Thirties. Married. First kid on the way this year. Consider your opening sentence. Who are you comparing yourself with? Most people don’t achieve much. You also aren’t owed anything. Time isn’t running out. You hold unhealthy expectation th

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