daSn0wie

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by daSn0wie 4y ago
The only point of life is whatever you make it. Life's your own video game and you set the rules of what defines winning or losing it. There are definitely lots of external pressure trying to get you to align to what their game is, b
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by daSn0wie 9y ago
try to analyze what you're doing when you're postponing your work. what are you doing instead? what are you seeking out? it might give you an indication to what're you subconciously seeking a lot of suggestions here about w
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by daSn0wie 9y ago
here's one backing TM: http://www.tm.org/healthpro/downloads/circulation-aha.pdf there are more, just google it. i was skeptical as well, but i've found that TM has helped me be a bit more relaxed and &#
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by daSn0wie 9y ago
there are some. checkout https://coinlist.co/
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by daSn0wie 9y ago
Build something: 2,200,000 = Delivering $1 of value to 2.2mi people. Just play with that numbers until you can figure out something that you can build that fits into that model.... $1 of value to 2.4mi people (in a year) // (i fu
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by daSn0wie 9y ago
Learn soft skills along with staying up to date on technical skills. Work on understanding the business needs and not just business requirements for your feature. Learn how to foster team growth, not just your own personal growth. Figure ou
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by daSn0wie 9y ago
> Damore gets to write code on an at-will basis. Exactly, Google has every right to fire Damore. Google can do whatever it needs to do if they think this is going to hurt their reputation, finances, or stock price. If your fundamental
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by daSn0wie 10y ago
feeling the same way. just getting through a crazy release cycle. here's some of my plans for 2017: 1. i'm taking a vacation. seriously, we have them for a reason. if the company culture isn't one that supports this, i&#
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by daSn0wie 11y ago
Intelligence doesn't matter as much as you think: http://www.paulgraham.com/founders.html Comparing yourself to others is always a losing game. Compare yourself to where you were when you started this journey, and you
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by daSn0wie 11y ago
Sounds like a bad deal. In reality the product you're building is almost entirely technology based. They wouldn't really offer any value to you unless they were technical as well. What would they spend their time doing while you
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by daSn0wie 12y ago
keep failing at things in one focused area. review your failures and note what you learned from each of them. if you make incremental improvements to anything on a daily basis, in 10 years you'll be a master. never measure yourself a
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by daSn0wie 12y ago
i'd do a small throw-away project with the person before you attempt anything. if you can complete the project, then tackle something bigger. it's like training camp before full-season play.
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by daSn0wie 12y ago
it's impossible to know everything and do everything. stop comparing yourself to other people and start focusing on what YOU need to accomplish and what YOU can control, which is yourself. If you see something amazing, look at it and
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by daSn0wie 12y ago
IANAL, but I would trust your gut instinct on this - don't sign anything unless you're comfortable with the terms. It leaves the project in a weird state, but if your co-creator is being this aggressive to dismiss your claim, you
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by daSn0wie 13y ago
I think it's a great idea. I feel like I commonly give advice to people, but not knowing what else is going on in the person's life. Also, the outcome of my advice usually doesn't have a direct effect on me. At least a bad decision (or m
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by daSn0wie 14y ago
thank you