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I wish you the best! At 52 I have cashed out the stock options and paid the mortgage twice. In the end 3 weeks or so is the most I can go without either wanting to help someone build a company or wanting to build a company. There is work life after burnout!

Brings to mind the "Notebooks of Lazarus Long" portions of Heinlein's "Time Enough for Love". Viewed from 52 years old you make me wish my thoughts had been as coherent when I was 30. Good stuff.

My mom says she wants a "jitterbug tablet". She would pay for simple.

Many times. Usually I become disheartened at how difficult the project really is to complete. Then I ask myself if the project is really important to me. If I answer yes I try to break it down to the next 3 steps, and just commit to doing those three. Sometimes you need to learn something to make progress. After a few question - recommit - work cycles more will have been done on the project. Then you wind up refactoring!

Useful information, applicable to today's coding task. Many thanks.

And thank you! I like the price and feature set both.

Thank you.

Created in a interesting time, as was https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1118. Thanks for posting, nice time trip for a Saturday.

Many thanks! 2 very small spelling notes for the readme page: Liscense -> License Contacs -> Contacts

The 7 layer model lives on. It remains a good reference point for discussing networking.

This is what I learned this year also. Well said.

Welcome to California.

YC makes investments. Startups and their founders are not employees of YC. You are allowed to know the age(s) of individuals that own companies you wish to invest in.

Reading this made me remember how much I loved TENEX and TOPS-20. Many thanks for the post!