throwawaythisis

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by throwawaythisis 11y ago
I know you didn't ask me, but I'd like to share my experience with meditation because it's been so helpful to me and my particular challenges. I've been meditating semi-regularly for about a year now, usually every day f
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by throwawaythisis 11y ago
Considering that I struggled with, uh, 'self-medication' for quite a while, you might very well be right. Something to think about. Perhaps my cessation strategies can help with this too.
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by throwawaythisis 11y ago
> It's so easy to get carried away by enthusiasm, ambition, pride, fear ... it happens to most of us all the time. Luckily I belong to the people who run out of energy fast. Therefore I need to stop and break and make a reality chec
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by throwawaythisis 11y ago
I started drinking in a student-life context, around the age of 23 (bit late, I guess). Everyone drank. I joined in, and it was a lot of fun. Post-college, many of the people I knew just sort of grew out of it. Stopped getting drunk every w
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by throwawaythisis 12y ago
That's a good point, and I agree that I expressed my criteria poorly. When I'm saying 'the codebase is terrible', I'm talking about front-end code for a web app that is a convoluted mess of jQuery written by someone
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by throwawaythisis 12y ago
Based on personal experience and observation of some startups around here this is the dynamic that I've seen and what could be happening: - startup gets some funding, but not a lot, and needs (more) developers - startup founders think
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by throwawaythisis 13y ago
1. Further nurture being my MDMA-self without actually being on MDMA. 2. gain a more fundamental understanding of CS/programming, beyond just the webdev stuff and disjointed snippets of knowledge. 3. Find a partner, to ground me somewh