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LegoZombieKing
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Comment #40478589
Your response should be broken into 2 parts: PART A) Pre-Contemplation: Your thoughts about the given task and its context. These internal thoughts will be displayed in part 1 and …
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Comment #36591629
https://christianadleta.com/map I just started building it recently. Haven’t even gotten made a way to display all the posts just yet
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Comment #36486694
Thanks! I appreciate the adaptation of the quote. I probably need to be more diligent in working on the feasible. I think my default is to assume everything must be optimized, and …
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Ask HN: Advice for when thinking about a problem for longer than is needed
Hello there! I've started to examine my approach to solving problems in both design and development. This caused me to notice that I often spend a lot more time thinking about, and…
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Comment #36012513
I have been meditating for a few years now and recently decided to start building some custom meditations into my routine. I had a meditation for when I get out of the shower that …
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Show HN: I'm building a guidebook for turning an idea into an application
Hello there! I have been working on creating a guidebook that will help walk me through the process of designing and developing a full-stack application. The main goal behind this …
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Comment #35239964
Thanks, I mostly wanted to illustrate that there are some who fall into the age and education range mentioned that also spend time to teach themselves outside of class. My main poi…
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Comment #35231875
As a 21 yr old, 3 years into my computer science degree, I (for the most part) agree. If I were just following the course material I wouldn’t expect too much from what you can lear…
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Comment #34526309
I suppose you’re right. The only passion project police officer that is on patrol is probably myself.
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Comment #34526207
I am all for the use of goals, and I think I hit mine goal to learn with these projects. Now I'm in the weird goal-less limbo after achieving the original goal where I can re-evalu…
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Comment #34526177
I think that part of it is the opportunity cost of working on a passion project. I have more than one of these types of projects, and I have to weigh them against one another. For …
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Comment #34526158
I think that's what I'm starting to fall into now. I've finished the workable versions of them, and now I'm starting to scope out features that might make them too complex. I use m…
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Ask HN: When do you say no to a personal passion project?
I have been building and working on a passion project of building small functional web apps[0] for the past year and a half. Within the past few months I have been learning how to,…
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Comment #33289756
Hahaha, you got me there! I’ll be caught one day and pay for the hours I’ve saved. At the end of the day if I can’t read what I wrote thats on me.
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Comment #33255790
This idea is really interesting. I’ve been using Copilot since it became publicly available for personal side projects. Recently, I ran out of google drive space and had to use som…
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Comment #33224933
https://archive.ph/ozyYq
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Comment #32536149
Just wait until students start using GPT-3 for written essays. Not giving anyone ideas or anything, but if you feed it your previous assignments and it learns your writing style it…
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Comment #30888928
I have been in the same boat of trying to gamify my to-do list. So far I have been working with progress bars and goals to try and find a way to motivate me to get things done. I r…
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Comment #30237332
Is it just me or does this seem a tad bit extreme? Is this really a crime against humanity, or is this just an aggressive anti-google writer? I honestly do not know, which is why I…
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Comment #29163193
This is my first comment on this site after lurking for a few years, I thought I would add my personal experience using ProctorU and how weird it feels to willing give up my person…