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by wnolens 3y ago
Struggling with this right now and would pay immediately if it were available on Android. Keep it up!
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by wnolens 3y ago
Not all of us are as perfect as you.
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by wnolens 3y ago
Healthcare, too.
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by wnolens 3y ago
haha.. as if it would be her boyfriend's fault. Way to pass the blame. Download the latest dating app - Feeld - and peruse for yourself what women explicitly state that they are looking for when the shame for stating so is removed&#x2F
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by wnolens 3y ago
If true, then I'm in love. Procmon and procexp have saved my ass multiple times over when I was a windows developer.
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by wnolens 3y ago
I've had to accept that I cannot spend as much money on my friends/family as I'm willing or able to. It's really made me reconsider the value of money. If I can buy a house in the city or in a desirable neighborhood, but
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by wnolens 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. I aspire to such elegant projects.
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by wnolens 3y ago
Every time I talk about my negative LSD experience with someone in-person (even one who is very pro-psychedelic and enjoys positive or growth experiences from it), I receive great empathy and we discuss it, they are genuinely curious and pe
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by wnolens 4y ago
> What I discovered instead was an irrational culture with an immature fascination for shamanism Hilarious revelation to have from a trip. I never put it like that in my mind, but I feel kind of similar. My take is.. people want an exter
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by wnolens 4y ago
Each one of those therapists I saw for at least 6 months, at least one for 2y. There's probably 4-5 more I saw for 2-3 sessions before abandoning. With all this experience, I still don't know how I would filter a list of therapist
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by wnolens 4y ago
I've seen 5-6 therapists over the past decade. I'd love to find the right one, but so far my experience is between neutral and strongly negative. My closest friends are far more empathic and life-experienced people, a few quite ca
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by wnolens 4y ago
Nice to read your journey. Glad you found a way through. I had a similar experience to the first half of your story. Was so unfulfilled in tech that I ended up quitting and took time off not working, trying lots of different things, getting
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by wnolens 4y ago
Likely needs to survive a crash (can't lose 100MB chunks)
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by wnolens 4y ago
Conflict is part of relationship. The less you spend time with someone, the less intimate it is, not more. What you seek is the benefits of relationship without any of the drawbacks. But they come as a package deal.
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by wnolens 4y ago
That's kind of how I think about bootcamps pumping out web devs. They're like trade schools, teaching you just enough fundamentals to know how to use existing tools.
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by wnolens 4y ago
My sense is the expected value is positive (new paying users > revenue stolen)
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by wnolens 4y ago
Write tools/libraries that remove the pain. Or stop caring. I once had a contract to work on a brutal legacy Microsoft C++ codebase, everything COM, ton of macros enforcing inane conventions. I worked at 20% productivity. Billed the ho
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by wnolens 4y ago
"I wonder how many devs don't know that hash tables are bad for range scans". Fixed that for you.
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by wnolens 4y ago
Train it by leetcoding, then it leetcodes for you lol brb gonna get myself a 500k job
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by wnolens 4y ago
Need to seed it with a style, "give answers in the style of THESE GitHub repos"
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by wnolens 4y ago
Reframing your question: "why doesn't your brain just see things differently?"
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by wnolens 4y ago
It's still not about the idea. You're assuming that the idea is going to make you give up years and friends for. It's the person that does those things. Personality traits are much more important here. And if you've ever
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by wnolens 4y ago
No capital costs, and seldom held back by constraints of the existing tools were using to build the next tool.
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by wnolens 4y ago
"Thousands of you will be fired.. soon. Back to work!" I think I'll drag my feet, thank you very much.
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by wnolens 4y ago
Phew
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by wnolens 4y ago
It is their secret sauce and like a startup who licks and sticks envelopes initially while proving their business model, eventually it is automated. But the thirst for growth is never quenched, so there's always new features, new servi
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by wnolens 4y ago
I had the same experience. Sleep study was a complete joke - I slept in a creepy hotel like room in a clinic for maybe 3h total. Uncomfortable and totally different sleep then at home. AHI of 5, given CPAP with no follow up. It really felt
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by wnolens 4y ago
It's the word I use for exploring unfamiliar (and potentially scary) parts of a codebase
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by wnolens 4y ago
I feel the same, but when I complain I get blamed. Or someone chimes in with an illegible type/interface definition that solves my issue but is completely out of reach for all but language experts, which in other languages is not an is
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by wnolens 4y ago
In my brief asking ChatGPT question and to rephrase/clarify, it seems at least as good as the average tutor/teacher/TA which for me has been marginally better than warm body rephrasing the theories and working through textboo

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