tyroh

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by tyroh 5y ago
awesome work! makes it easier to figure out what to watch first in a new series, and even if it's worth watching. I also appreciate the snapiness due to not using external APIs.
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by tyroh 5y ago
this worked for me, thank you very much potyl!
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by tyroh 5y ago
We like things to be observable. Thus, a few things we don't easily grasp are: - exponential growth, which is non intuitive when you are used to thinking in a linear fashion - long-term effects, due to our propensity to focus on the ne
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by tyroh 5y ago
I know a few folks with full time dev jobs who also do consulting on the side. The consulting part is just that, clients consulting about solutions but leaving the implementation to others. Another route that would involve less work but mor
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by tyroh 5y ago
I find that documentation that has relevant screenshots or diagrams or even GIFs can explain the topic well enough without forcing people to watch an hour-long video. Though I do agree that GUI-heavy processes like AWS are better presented
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by tyroh 5y ago
For technical topics, like an AWS service or a new programming framework, I dive right into a project. If it's personal, I create a new app or tool. If it's for work, I review code and start contributing right away. For other topi
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by tyroh 5y ago
I used to have a bit of anxiety writing about things in public but I still want to build my writing muscles. So now, I summarize articles into notes which both helps me and others. Also, no one really reads any more, at least in my circle.
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by tyroh 5y ago
would you mind sharing your template? This is such a great idea btw.
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by tyroh 5y ago
Exercise helps, especially high intensity activities. Lowers both your stress levels and makes you more resilient when stress comes along. There's a reason why many driven individuals are also athletes. Too bad that group sports aren&#
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by tyroh 5y ago
Some of mine: - Baking: needed some way to still create things that can be immediately enjoyed. I like how most of it is just following a process and learning to gauge the outcome by senses. I also like that you need to practice to fit the
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by tyroh 5y ago
I've found that making a homemade version of foods you love make you realize either how unhealthy something is. It's also helped me discover what I'm really looking for in some foods, not just the sugar or salt. Some foods ac
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by tyroh 5y ago
I started logging my meals with a photo food log. What's measured gets managed and all that. It made the food logging habit fun, kinda like Instagram but without all the drama. It's called bitesnap btw. I liked that the app showed
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by tyroh 5y ago
I got burnt out when I was working a job where I was unappreciated, with some even being actively hostile towards me. My only solution was to switch to working on something that was either worthwhile to me or to someone else - worked on per
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by tyroh 5y ago
Your list looks reasonably complete. Personally, I've automated most of the tasks above in my calendar. Otherwise, I've added them into whatever task tracking tool we use for projects, which in my case would be template cards in T