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mrpoptart
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Comment #22184303
It's awesome that you have a budget, and a process for doing it. Would you find it useful to know whether or not you can afford something you're about to buy, be it a taco, a couch…
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Comment #22175481
Building a personal budgeting system that reduces the complexity of the process to paying attention to 1 number and about 5 minutes per week to be sure you're on budget all the tim…
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Comment #21964538
Motivation comes from three things, provided you're in a creative role and money's not an issue: Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose. You need to be able to decide how to get the job do…
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Comment #21876974
Do everything with no framework. Vanilla JS, basic Rails, Basic PHP. Whatever you know the best, use it and build it. Don't get distracted by features. Until you have a working sys…
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Comment #21815597
Friendly correction: you meant "breath" not "breathe."
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Comment #21588940
name checks out.
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Comment #19096272
Choose FI. Being exposed to the concept of financial independence, retiring early and providing a framework and mindset for achieving them has completely transformed my life from a…
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Comment #18629958
Decide if you want to be a designer. If you don't, then hire one and make sure you pay them as well as you'd want to be paid. If you do, then do your equivalent of going to school …
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Comment #18328332
Here's the abstract: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30269951 And here's the paywalled paper: https://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S1534-5807(18)3...
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Comment #18016546
After 4 years of excellent growth my partner and I had enough income to support one person full-time. Both of us were programmers, the company was a side gig for us. When his dad w…
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Comment #17376106
Better workflow: Star every individual you talk to Star channels you talk to often Mute channels you only read occasionally Occasionally close messages to people to clear the list.…
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Comment #15289617
This kind of response is amazing. Mistakes happen, it's the response and the resolution that matter. I was already a happy user. I am now even moreso. Well done.
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Comment #14588254
IANAL, but I'm pretty sure if someone leaves a Top-Secret document on the ground, and you pick it up, you don't go to jail for that. The data is accessible to the public -- this is…
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Comment #14350933
The best answer to this is the same answer to the question "How can I make money while I sleep?" Answer that and your commute becomes profitable by default.
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Comment #12562639
If you were only going for a few minutes, why not bring your dog?
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Comment #11997619
Spending 50% of your income on rent is only a big deal if the other 50% isn't significant. Someone who makes 20k a month but spends 10k on rent still has 10k a month for other expe…
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Comment #11686573
Why is it defined that a single grain of wheat isn't a very small heap?
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Comment #11551551
Small edit would improve your statement a lot: I Don't Want to Hire You If You Can't Learn How to Reverse a Binary Tree
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Comment #10846314
brevity is the soul of wit
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Comment #10116318
There's some conflicting data out there about this: http://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2015/06/08/41231470...
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Comment #9922723
Sleeping takes practice like any other skill. If your bedtime is erratic, if your sleep pattern is erratic, if your environment is erratic, your brain isn't sure when it's time to …
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Comment #9071046
Find someone to code with you. Being alone is half your problem, and even explaining it to someone requires more focus than you have. If you don't have someone like this, hire some…
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Comment #8815133
> There's just no good other place to put 'gradually'! She wants to get rid of her teddy bears gradually.
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Comment #8633953
I believe that your path didn't teach you to learn how to code, per-se, but that learning to code was a side benefit of learning how to teach yourself. Schools exist because specia…
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Comment #8533593
It's only the title that's the problem. You're going to work in a professional place, that means you have to be a professional. Any company is taking a risk by hiring you, and the …