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hacalox@hacalox.com
hag capisco[1]
Why? -It has helped me feel better about working all day long sitting on a chair which is something I don't think humans should do.
-It is well built and I know I have purchased something I will have with me during many years
-I use it on a dialy basis
Similar logical purchases I also feel proud about this year:
Backpack:Tumi alpha bravo (high resistente nylon)
Headphones: b&w p7 wireless and etymotic er3xr
Coffee machine: aeropress
Edit:typo
[1]:https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0198M40L0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_HZx...
We create a new ebook every few hours or days depending on the blog cadency.
It does exactly what you want although we just support HN and IH(indiehackers) for the moment.
You can contribute and create a new parser for the blogs you are interested in. The parsing modules are open source :)
It's even greater if by tinkering you do something great for society, relatives or friends.
As other people mention in this post, I also consider side-projects a way of tinkering.
# Competing in hackathons overseas (I got many job offers this way)
# Getting inside interesting IT, or VC facebook group, many times they offer jobs this way. (I got my current job this way)
OP even commented multiple time last time it was uploaded.
About how to get a job, well I do move a lot and work really hard. I have never had to attend to a regular interview and I have never 'applied' for a job. What usually happens is that I meet someone that at that exact moment are looking for what I can offer, so I offer myself. They set an interview with the CTO, and after a few weeks they can't remember how old I was or what degree I had.
Talk to many people, work hard on your side-projects, attend meetups and hackathons and don't try to screw anyone when working on remote.
My situation might not be common, I feel myself a bit lucky, but I know there are more people like me and maybe my experience might encourage you to do the same.
Good luck and don't give up, you don't need a degree to prove what you are capable of. Work hard!
I've been working as a developer for a few years now and although I don't have any CS degree and I'm pretty young (low 20s) employers trust me after a couple of weeks.
Look for startups or entities that don't have too much burocracy and show them what you have done before. What usually happens is that you will get a freelance job for a couple weeks and they will hire you.
Real companies need real people doing real things, they don't care about bullshit. If you ship you are in.
My logical conclusion would be: Many people hope they could recover from a huge failure but very few really do
To the OP, don't worry. I'm from Spain, and hey man, you are totally fine. Drinking 5 nights a day? Half bottle of wine? And you call that drinking? Not really, come on vacation to Spain and you will see that's totally fine, no one is missing their duties for having 2 or 3 cups of wine when having dinner. Even my mum drinks more than that :P be positive.
I think your problem is not that you drink much, is more about you might feel like you can't quit drinking. Like others have said, I would suggest you purging yourself or quiting on drinking for a short period of time so you can feel you can control your drinking and not the other way around.
As soon as you start using one you will feel the difference, you really feel like your muscles are in a more natural position.
If you handle a vertical mouse for a couple of minutes and then you change your hand position into a 'normal' mouse position you will feel that something was wrong with your previous mouse.
My recommendation would be this model:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00FPAVUHC/ref=mp_s_a_1_fkmr2...
Durable and affordable. I've had 2 of them in the last 4 years. No special software + linux compatible + great feeling even after several hours of coding + it performed well when I played 'LOL' and designed CAD
If you are interested in working together please reach me out!
You can check what we did here: https://eink.news
I don't want a loan. I want my digital money to have the same qualities that physical money has. I'm looking for a place I feel comfortable giving them my money without having to worry about if they loose my money or not while investing it nor deleting me from their db. I don't want them to track my info neither. Just a place where I bring them my money, they save it and they give me access to that money with a debit card.I would pay 10$ a month to have digital money, or something similar to what I describe.
Don't you feel like it has to exist at least one company in the globe that the only thing it does is taking your money, secure it and give you a credit card?
What if any of these companies delete you from their db? It sounds like I'm paranoid but I don't understand why we do trust them at all. In Spain and Italy two big banks have failed this week.