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rdtek
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Comment #13852149
In case it's helpful to anyone who suffers from CFS I want to share a treatment which enabled me to recover 100%. It's called the Lightning Process: http://lightningprocess.com The…
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Comment #13852019
Have you heard of the lightning process? http://lightningprocess.com I had CFS/ME and was referred by a friend to a LP practitioner, after following the process and making some lif…
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Comment #13836134
- https://www.jobserve.com - https://whoishiring.io - http://stackoverflow.com/jobs
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Comment #13800343
This link works: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/jp-morgan-so...
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Comment #13604515
Nice work. Are the URLs recycled after some time? Do you plan to support some editing after the page has been created?
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Comment #13442124
Seems the question of motivation is popular on "Ask HN" threads as it's been asked several times: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13196460 - https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…
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Comment #13442067
The opportunity to create something, exercise my mind, work with smart and nice people. Sufficient income and vacation to live well, take care of family, and explore the world.
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Comment #13441635
> my commute takes 90 min The long commute in itself is not good for your health and a good reason to change jobs or negotiate some remote/home working. If your team is offshore, d…
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Comment #13434501
What kind of hobbies or business types are you interested in? E.g. sports, music, graphics, travel, education? Or are you looking for simply any project to improve your skills?
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Comment #13381509
Yes, tiny mobile browser interface outfoxed me :-)
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Ask HN: Any regrets choosing higher salary over more interesting work?
I'm interested to here stories from anyone who chose a job purely for the high financial rewards over less well paid but potentially more interesting/intellectually stimulating? Ho…
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Comment #13363526
Personally I love intellisense and autocomplete functions of modern IDEs, I guess we have it so easy these days. The biggest drag on my coding velocity is more often thinking throu…
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Comment #13336075
Christians Against Poverty (CAP) has a good reputation in the UK. They give training on financial wisdom and help people get their life back on track. Interesting one simple advice…
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Comment #13300961
An app to help with learning human languages better. Back in school I struggled learning foreign languages and wish I had a fun mobile app or even PC game. Duolingo is good and the…
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Comment #12665281
Some people with autism do make significant progress to the point where they can achieve a lot and live a fulfilling life. The muscular dystrophy simile is inaccurate and quite dis…
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Comment #12660703
Try to develop your spiritual and emotional intelligence. A lot of people in the tech and science industry seem to be so focussed on the hard skills that they neglect soft skills a…
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Comment #12478366
Some development jobs are more interesting, I've worked in a startup which was very fast pace and plenty of tech to learn and challenging projects, but the renumeration wasn't grea…
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Comment #12363965
Windows 10 under bootcamp as I do a lot of development for Windows. Strangely Win 10 runs faster on my mac than OSX El Capitan.