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by vldx 11y ago
Yes, but what about if Elon Musk micromanaged you?
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by vldx 11y ago
I can second this - straight to the point book written by someone who had already amassed his wealth. Also worth mentioning is "The Millionaire Fastlane" - the title is sleazy, but it had big impact on my mindset when I've re
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by vldx 11y ago
Hallo, also kind of BMW fan here; driving 12 year old E39. It's one of the main selling points of BMW that everything is designed and engineered towards the driver - from the controls to the essence of the driving experience. It'
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by vldx 11y ago
I'm measuring almost everything in my day-to-day life - sleep patterns, calorie intake and nutrition, weights lifted and their progression, hours worked, and such. One of the benefits of this border OCD behaviour is that you can see th
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by vldx 11y ago
Same here; I've build a system around this, i.e. 6 sets of 50 minute sprints. No pressure hitting this volume, it's not a goal, but more a data point.
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by vldx 11y ago
Happy Hacking Keyboard Professional 2 - mechanical Topre switches keyboard; relatively hard to get outside Japan.
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by vldx 11y ago
Slightly different, but however - I've been journaling daily for the past 4 years. It turned out it's a healthy habit. I'm writing to myself and I would be really happy knowing that my thoughts are secure. There's nothi
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by vldx 11y ago
Great story, thanks for sharing it.
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by vldx 11y ago
Derek Sivers was 27 when he stared CD Baby. You can check his new book, as well generally his writings.
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by vldx 11y ago
It's a valuable book, despite it's name. My tipping point was a Warren Buffett interview, where he mentioned how it influenced his early life.
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by vldx 11y ago
Anecdote, but still - ketosis in combination w/ resistance training and solid sleep made me increase my productivity by 85% for the past ~8 months. To be honest, this discovery is probably one of the best things in my life. However, I
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Dojo Toolkit re-designed(dojotoolkit.org)
1 points by vldx 11y ago|0 comments
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by vldx 12y ago
Motion builds momentum.
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by vldx 12y ago
Also worth mentioning in this context is To Sell Is Human by Daniel Pink.
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by vldx 12y ago
Can you elaborate on this? What are the specific positives of cycling Modiafinil, instead irregular single use?
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by vldx 12y ago
If you didn't already - I highly encourage you to check [1] The War of Art by Steven Pressfield. It will shift your perspective by showing you how and why most of the people self sabotage themselves and what it takes to do the work. [1
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by vldx 12y ago
Cut caffeine. You may feel strong withdraw, but it sounds like you've burned your adrenals. Don't force yourself exercising, the energy you'll have by fixing your diet/nutrition will force you by itself. Sleep -> nutr
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by vldx 12y ago
This. Just finishing my coffee and waiting the taxi which will get me to the airport, after 1 month solo trip around SE Asia. I can't stress how much this resonates, right in the spot.
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by vldx 12y ago
I've read somewhere that Testosterone could be described as simple as - Fuck or Kill :)
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by vldx 12y ago
I'm also taking 10,000 UI daily. Anything below 20,000 UI daily is fine and non-toxic. References - pubmed.
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by vldx 12y ago
I like the idea that whether you're creating product, solving problem or acquiring skill, the underlying dynamics are very much the same. Perseverance, reaching positive failure and resilience. For example, the parallel between muscle
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by vldx 12y ago
Dave Asprey markets well known and researched concepts under his own brand, from performance/biohackig perspective. The bulletproof diet is basically at it's core a very low carb/paleo/ketogenic diet, incorporating inter
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by vldx 12y ago
In this context, I find Charles Bukowski's poem [1] "Roll the Dice" resonating. I love to re-read it over again from time to time and remind myself that it's a long-term plan and a massive grind. [1] Roll the Dice - htt
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by vldx 12y ago
This [1] article is relevant and it's worth checking. [1] The Joy of Typing - https://medium.com/message/the-joy-of-typing-fd8d091ab8ef
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by vldx 12y ago
> make sure you complete what you start. Thumbs up, this really resonates with many creative professionals! Regarding this, I would recommend checking [0] 99U. http://99u.com
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Kaizen – Continuous improvement philosophy(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by vldx 12y ago|0 comments
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by vldx 13y ago
Sure, but however - you can check the link; the plugin is about parallax on desktop, but there's tilt on mobile, which I think is pretty the same as on the FB Paper video. My thought is that it's not something totally new as UX.
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by vldx 13y ago
The [1] parallax tilt effect was out there for some time, so I don't think FB have implemented something new. [1] - http://wagerfield.github.io/parallax/
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Startup Validator(startupvalidator.co)
2 points by vldx 13y ago|0 comments
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by vldx 13y ago
They have numerous remote working developers across Europe. Makes sense their HQ to be there; also, in terms of taxes and etc as far as I know everything is pretty tight.

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