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wnolens
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I'm in a similar boat as you. COMPLETE opposite experience as other folks, to the point of pathology. I could not overeat to save my life. I cannot lift weights and expect any growth due to lack of caloric intake. When I try to exceed
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As a somewhat disagreeable person, I have to agree. So much of my time spent at work is in a state of frustration at processes and people. I think it's my job to be vocal about what I see, either to improve the situation, or correct my
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4y ago
> This is a common sentiment in my community I think you are in a bubble. Even in NYC where cops are quite hated, I never hear the ACAB/abolish sentiment.
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4y ago
Nice. Ya, I've had difficulty finding a trainer. Tried one last year but they just gave me cookie cutter workouts irrelevant to my goals. I have injuries that I need to both program around and help rehab, and someone to keep me honest.
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The most trite of goals: go to the gym. More specifically, hire a trainer and exercise outside my home. For many real and imagined reasons, my lack of a fitness routine is becoming the greatest risk to my life being miserable. I'm alre
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If I wanted to be clever, I'd use software to detect a quick double-tap of shift to be caps lock. Nowadays I have convenient access to it via a mod-key on a programmable keyboard, but still don't use it. Holding shift seems to fee
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Same. Caps lock is such a dumb key, I don't even rebind it. So I have 3 CTRLs.
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> I can't believe how unperformant the systems I've often seen in Big Tech are. I want more people to read the article about fitting the whole level into a single byte[1] and stop using big budgets as a way to be irresponsible
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4y ago
I agree. There's always more to pay. But I've never thought to myself "geez my brakes aren't enough". Disc brakes are too powerful IMO, and thus dangerous. And honestly I don't even know what difference wheels
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I ride daily, to commute and workout and just for joy on a Sunday. In a city. I've never considered anything but a steel frame (most common), in the realm of $1000 or less fully built. Sure, I desire more. But we're talking about
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I don't know this article grasps what wisdom is, except for being able to shallowly write out a definition. There's tons of wisdom out there, but the more widely applicable it is (across different people/experiences), the mor
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Same! I live in this ecosystem (Atom + Hydrogen python sessions) on a daily basis. But rather than for "science", i use it for devops productivity (scrape logs, query dbs, automate mitigations) and some low-key data analysis. It&#
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Trying (or trying not?) to get out of bed.
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4y ago
Yes, waiting for a promotion and maybe some stock vesting, then I can't wait to move. As much as I love money, I'm financially stable enough. Going to force myself to prioritize other things. Good luck.
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Ya most fun workplace due to it being basically 15 best friends who've worked together for many years. Even the CEO was their buddy from college. Now I'm in big tech and while it's astronomically better for my career, I absol
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For kicks I once saved a local company I was working at about $30k by installing a wordpress caching plugin. Their website went down when they got some international attention, and the consultants they hired designed a "solution"
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While you spin it negatively, for a 20 y/o especially that is valuable life experience. I think they are wise for making that change. You aren't going to like everyone you meet, but you need to cooperate with them. And some can&#x
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Calling someone a coward is insulting regardless. Let's not put that label on folks near the edge - you have no idea what they dealing with. It might bring you to your knees far earlier.
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Shit, half a dozen? I'm so sorry. Were you able to learn anything about their internal state prior?
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Indeed, he seemed to have all the things that generally is believed to combat that trend towards darkness. However, I recall my absolute lowest and the first time I entertained the thought to end it, the 'it' was specifically what
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I've abandoned probably a thousand dollars in airfare in my life. Just don't have the energy nor do I think it's possible to get it back. I once cancelled a flight on United, but the $400 "credit" I had (1y expiry)
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If I care about some aspect of the thing to be done - even if it's just for my own ego - then sometimes I'll give myself less time to do it in, such that if I don't focus and it doesn't get done (or done well) then somet
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I think the book is worth a read if you haven't read anything similar (using index funds as a strategy) - "The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing" else, the forums are where a ton of folks hang out and discuss the minutiae o
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This is the only justice I ever get as an IC/tech lead - to watch things crumble just as I expect. It's happened several times. It's happening right now in my team, in fact. It's so off the rails I don't have time
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Oh yea ok I think you're right about the hotels. It's a pretty universal item in any Canadian home and possibly even dorm room.
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Strange.. every household and even hotel room I've ever been in North America had a kettle. I only went to an Airbnb once that didn't have a kettle, so I Amazon'd one and just left it there.
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The reward is the oodles of money you get when you succeed.
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Private schools usually don't require any education experience nor higher degree (strange, isn't it?). I've been head hunted by NYC private school to teach, and a friend at a WA private school has a BA in the arts.
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> sometimes even get rewarded with huge amounts of money from the very companies they screwed over. This is the norm I've witnessed. They're rewarded for making bold bets, whether or not they pay off.
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For sure. I relate. Like if I'm not a big money making guy, am I even attractive to women? Intimately tied to this question, is the judgment I make of others. Ye old projection ;) Is work all you've been doing for many years? Pers
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