Live data from Hacker News

Ask HN: Plans for 2010

news.ycombinator.com

91–96 of 96 posts

Re: Ask HN: Plans for 2010

#91
post #31

i have just one, the same i set for 2009 but failed to do so: to live here and now, in the moment. without past or future worries. i hope i make it this time.

You've probably seen this video, but I found watching it has helped me become better at living in the here and now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNVPalNZD_I

Re: Ask HN: Plans for 2010

#92
post #62

Quit the day job. Use the 70 hours freed up and 15 hours of negacommute (weekly) to launch a new product, find a nice young lass, and do some travelling.

I'm handing in my one month notice on the fourth, and I'm both excited and apprehensive about the future. But yeah, 2010 will be an exciting year no matter what happens. Good luck to you too!

Re: Ask HN: Plans for 2010

#93
get laid a bit more often. Two girls a year is not enough. Seriously, all work and no play make no fun life.

While I probably want something good for the long term, I have given up on finding it. Unfortunately SV/SF area is horrible place to find quality girls.

Re: Ask HN: Plans for 2010

#95

My goals so far for the year 2010: 1) Relearn how to eat. Do not eat just to eat, but eat for a reason. 2) Actually write a useful application. 3) Perhaps most importantly, be a creator and not just be a consumer.

>1) Relearn how to eat. Do not eat just to eat, but eat for a reason. Is this, "God I'm starving after that trek through the woods, this pasta is delicious!" Or, "Boy this braised rabbit with wine reduction turned out well."

It's more of an, 'I'm feeling full. Why must I still eat the delicious cookie right in front of me!?'

Re: Ask HN: Plans for 2010

#96

Existing things: MobileFolk - my current project / startup. Swim, run, workout. Keep learning Spanish and practicing guitar. Read books. New things: Learn basic Romanian. Meet more iPhone (and Android) developers in the Bay Area and in / around Toronto / GTAA - always looking to grab a beer or lunch :). Learn more about market research (you can never learn enough).

Why in God's name would you want to learn Romanian? 1. It's a silly, silly language -- I've been speaking it all of my life, and, most of the time, I still find I express myself better in English. 2. It's only spoken in a small, god-forsaken country that'll probably never amount to much of anything. If you insist on learning another language -- it is my opinion that one should try to say something smart in one langua…

you know what its right wt you were saying but i have my reason i don't wanna be stupid in a gathering of Romanian husbands friends and i would be like an outsider you know how it feels its horrible that's why i need this language even if i don't like it at all .
Post reply on HN