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Ask HN: What have the past 12 months taught you?
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Careful not to cut yourself on all that edge.
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It's possible you're trolling, but it rubs me the wrong way that you're getting downvoted just because people don't agree with you.
For the most part I don't agree with you, but your comment is as valid as any other in the context of this thread (unless you are in fact a troll).
Edit: I accidentally a letter
Re: Ask HN: What have the past 12 months taught you?
#241. Work-life balance is more important than money. 2. Don't trust your company to do right by you even if you really believe that they will. Only you can look out for you. 3. Cannabis is medicine.
Mind elaborating on #3?
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#25Coming into a significant amount of "paper" money didn't really make me any happier.
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#26Sometimes, the grass really is greener on the other side.
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Preach it!
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#28It never hurts to ask, never say no yourself. Let other people do that for you. Opens so many doors!
I was in meet-up where one of attendee asked a question to speaker on how to say no to customer when they have crazy requirements?
Speaker - There some times when you can't say no and in that situation you have to choose different path. One of my customer asked me to create the existing CRM like Google search page. It should show only one search box in front and all search should work like Google. I said sure and here is the budget for this change. After hearing the $$$ she just stop asking for!
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#29Graduated from school last May, had a week before I started a full-time job (did that for 2 months then landed where I am now). I learned it's difficult to have a good social life when work + commute takes ~50 hours a week (and that office politics isn't just a meme). Learned that I need to create my own meaning in life, and that friends and family are more important than anything.
Re: Ask HN: What have the past 12 months taught you?
#30I've failed, I'm not as smart as I think and in the end, I know I'm useless.