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Whatever you really like to do, learn more about that craft but also learn new skills. We are in a world that is moving so fast and you want to try new things continuously.
It works also if you don't really love to do any particular thing right now. Trying new things will let you explore and find something that you would enjoy doing it for the next 5-10-15 years.
Don't be in a rush to set your goals in stones. Stay patient and optimistic. Life is long.
This is just my opinion. How I would do it if I was in your position. You do you in the best way you can :)
Ask HN: Investing money for your children
Hi everyone,I am completely new about investing,and I was wondering what are the best strategies for investing money for your kids (less than one year old).How did you invested money for your kids? What are you advice on the topic and more important, what should I absolutely learn in this field?Thank you from a super beginner!Have a wonderful day and smile! :)Best, Domenico
DailyVee by Gary Vaynerchuk
A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy
Tell HN: Happy New Year
Happy new year to all the HN community. Even if I do not know you, I wish a great year. Think positive and transform every challenge into an opportunity!Life is amazing. Have a wonderful start in 2017! Domenico
You can go quite far just using this tool, Zapier and Blockspring (https://www.blockspring.com/) together.
Ask HN: Metaphor for describing how an online product works
Need to describe how an online product works in plain english (servers, requests, frontend, cloud, backend, APIs, etc..) to non-tech people.How would you describe it? Is there a good metaphor that I could use for this?:) Thanks! :)
- A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy by Irvine
It would be nice to have features like the one in ReadLang where I can click on multiple words and get them translated. I like the part where I can listen the sentences.
Are you going to apply this to any article on the web? What will be the business model of your service?
Good luck!!
(P.S: In Norway, we have a similar site that translate the news. Here it is an example and hope it can be useful to you: http://www.klartale.no/kultur/kunne-aldri-v%C3%A6rt-forfatte...)
Here you can find the FullStack Redux Tutorial: http://goo.gl/QYLB3s
It is a great starting point if you want to learn more about Redux :)
Moreover, using Todoist for keeping track of my todo's, Quip for my documents and Trello as my default board.
Agree that taking breaks from technology and staying offline is very helpful to keep me focused.
Ask HN: Healthcare startups. Who are you?
Hi. I am fascinated about the healthcare sector how small changes could really help tons of people.Who is working in the healthcare sector with their startup? What do you enjoy the most working in this sector? What was your driving motivation for starting your company in healthcare?Really curious about
“If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment.”
“Do not act as if you were going to live ten thousand years. Death hangs over you. While you live, while it is in your power, be good.”
- Marcus Aurelius -
Show HN: Practice makes perfect. An alternative way to learn Swift
Enjoy :)
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Meditations (4th time)
Becoming Steve Jobs
The Hook Model
Ask HN: Are you interested in Stoicism?
What do you like the most about Stoicism?Are you also interested in other school of philosophy? Which ones?(e.g. epicureanism, etc..)
Ask HN: How do you perform code review?
Hi.As a developer, I know the importance of code reviews and I would like to be better at it. I have been working in different companies and I could see that there was not a consistent approach with it.I could see different behaviors that code reviewers do, such as: - Leaving comments in a commit or a pull request - Leaving comments in their task tool (e.g. Jira, Trello) - Making the code...
Ask HN: Supporting patients with cancer
Hi, I am exploring and working on how to support patients with cancer in a better way. I am still in an idea phase but I wanted to get a feedback from the HN community.How do you support your close relatives/friends with cancer? When supporting them, what did you do that make them feel better?Thanks! :) Have a great day!