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I do the same. I would suggest you to read fiction books. It will relax your mind.
BUT, if you have friends, family or kids, I would suggest you to hang out with them, play with them.
It will make you more productive next day at work.
Try it for a month. It works. :)
Also, once you get your job back, send http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:yR0N5a0R8puacM:http://www... to the company who retracted the offer.
Also, once you get your job, send http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:yR0N5a0R8puacM:http://www... to the company who retracted the offer.
Still if you have any other suggestions, please let me know.
Thanks :)
I am working on an intelligent feed reader which keeps track of what kind of articles you like and show articles which are of your interest.
To learn user's interest, he has to like/dislike an article.
Is this normal?
I wanna make something simple and easy to use. Plus, this is a sort of learning project and I would like to experiment newer technologies like HTML5, MongoDB, etc.. in it.
If you are not running after money but want to work for yourself (passion for being an entrepreneur), I would suggest you to take risk and start your own company. Try it for a year. I possible also have a co founder who's frequency matches with you but skill sets are complementary with yours.
If you need more money. Forget about starting a company now. Get few years of experience (4-5 yrs). And than start.
I usually spend weekend playing pool, swimming, bowling, hanging out with friends or online.
You should visit coffee shops near Palo Alto area, Casto Street if you are interested to meet techie people.
It doesn't matter how long do you work but how often do you work. So spend some time daily on that project rather than spending 10-15 hrs on Weekend and not thinking about it at all during weekdays.
hth
I was myself on F1 and I know many students working unpaid for experience.
So far I am loving Tumblr but was wondering what other options do I have.