theturtlemoves

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by theturtlemoves 6mo ago
> a AI-free, non-tech trade that won't take too long to get into - think a PA, nurse, plumber, etc. I'm not sure if personal assistant or nurse are going to be AI-free. Plumber, welder, bricklayer, pest exterminator, sure. Don&
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by theturtlemoves 6mo ago
I'm still working on my Calendar API. Currently I'm implementing the events CRUD endpoints. I haven't addressed booking / appointment / free slot finding yet, I intend to investigate how other API's handle this
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by theturtlemoves 8mo ago
> The results range from complete disaster to the best thing you've ever eaten. It all depends on your technique. Hear hear. I'm at a local optimum where my bread tastes good, but it's a bit crumbly. When I change anything
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by theturtlemoves 8mo ago
> so maybe (...) the market will take care of it automagically again It's just a belief of mine and perhaps I'm wrong but I think in the long run things always even out again. If you can get an edge that everyone else can get,
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
> My own feeling is that many of his strongest works were before 2000 Interestingly he hired Rob Wilkins in the year 2000. So, did Rob's presence affect the books? Or did Terry hire Rob because he subconsciously knew he needed to co
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
> The fix was easy: cut down the tree
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Ask HN: How much emphasis to put on unit testing and when?
9 points by theturtlemoves 9mo ago|18 comments
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
> The people who write the books, give the TED talks, and post the LinkedIn manifestos about “betting on yourself” are, by definition, the ones for whom the bet paid off. > You don’t hear much from the ones who went back to traditiona
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
> "It sounded so bizarre that there could be a mushroom out there causing fairytale-like visions reported across cultures and time," Domnauer says. Now I'm kinda curious whether fairy tales are the result of these visions
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
How can you afford playing farmer after "no success at all"? Asking for a friend
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
I've seen this before where physical illness can deeply affect a person to the point their personality seems to do a 180. There's no difference between physical and mental health, it's all interconnected.
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
Yes, sure, I also took up a physical job and started taking cold showers. Have quit the physical job a year ago, still occasionally cold shower. Feel free to judge for yourself: cysts, acne, eczema, Raynaud's syndrome, dizziness, poor
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
I freaked out when I realized I had to change my diet. "What do I eat then?" was my constant mantra for six months. Looking back, it wasn't that bad but something in me really freaked out at having to change a habit (that I
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
Carnivore diet from 2022-2024 and now carnivore by day, keto at the dinner table I can't begin to list the health problems that completely disappeared or went into remission for me. Lapse and I'm a ball of misery for three days. H
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
I'd say media and advertising are the most likely. I'm pretty happy with the products I buy, I get good value. No complaints on the billionaires from me
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
Wealth is formed by honest people trading amongst each other. Most people are like that.
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
It's funny to see people's new year's resolution to learn how to code in the graph
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by theturtlemoves 9mo ago
> Everything he learned about IPv6, he had to learn on his own or on the job. Replace "IPv6" in that sentence with any practical knowledge or skill and it's probably true for my entire master's degree....
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by theturtlemoves 10mo ago
> assuming this is true, perhaps it's best to freeze sperm regularly with labels that way if you go off the deep end you can snapshot quite literally your best self? Then you'll probably have kids who resemble Wim Hof
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by theturtlemoves 10mo ago
You're most welcome, glad you find it helpful. And yes, "Why are you hitting yourself?" is not just a movie trope but a pattern of behavior to break. Takes a while to hunt down old patterns like that but keep at it, you'
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by theturtlemoves 10mo ago
I'm struggling with this too. First, figure out if it's a true fear of success or really fear of failure in disguise. (I'm afraid of getting hired. So what? Then I have to perform. So what? But I might fail. Ahh, there we go.
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
I didn't say it felt natural haha. It was so incredibly difficult. But I was, what, ten, twelve? I fell into those holes so often but I kept going at it until I could run those levels. Difficult, yes, unnatural, yes, but also very sati
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
The book The Continuum Concept by Jean Liedloff describes exactly this
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
Crash Bandicoot, loved that game! Especially the levels where you had to run backwards, those were amazing fun
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
isisitdowndown.com is still free
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
Down detectors all the way down
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
You're not obligated to give away your mind for free. You're free to share, of course. But sharing implies reciprocity, a back and forth. The internet used to be like that, but if the environment changes, you adapt your behavior a
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
Yes I know. Like I said, I'm just another biased user with their particular type of vision impairment ;) It's impossible to please everyone
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
In other words: no pressure. Pressure seems to be another factor why many women don't have kids. That and mixed messages about what constitutes a good person and not being told that your fertility starts tanking after 30
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by theturtlemoves 11mo ago
Seems like many people are just coding as a hobby? Idk. I want to make money writing software and so I pay for libraries that solve a problem for me. I expect the baker who sells me his bread pays for the flour.

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