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tvalentius on Thursday June 25, 2026 @03:04AM
from the zentara.co dept.
Design Pattern : Head first design patterns (eric freedman, kathy sierra, et al)
Communication : Pyramid Principle (barbara minto)
William Gibson, Cixin Liu
1k USD in Bali, Indonesia is very doable with decent housing & a good internet connection.
One of my favourite earth's 3D visualisation
Is this one of those interactive puzzle thingy?
Interesting idea! Can I request for more sci-fi titles like The Foundation?
Same, it's my first time of hearing this feature/product
This looks great! How do you divide the tasks with your daughter?
The nature of my work right now requires me to attend a lot of meetings (20+ meetings per-week on average), so what I do is block 2 days in a week for no-meeting days, which is Wednesday and Friday. I use these no-meeting days as a time to work on the tasks that require deep work and to get things done.
Well it is strongly encouraged to get longer breaks (15-30min) after 4 pomodoros or roughly every 2 hours.
Interesting Idea! , but i have a couple of feedback :
- Don't restrict meetup to only cities. (For example, i used to run a Javascript community in Bali, called BaliJS and limiting our presence to only 1 city is limiting our impact, since Bali is relatively small and we have initiate activity not only in Denpasar)
- Using Google Authenticator is a little bit annoying, i think you can offer some other auth method like using Github or FB OAuth for example
Cheers,
I use Pomodoro technique since 2010 and it works for me.
- Join Community related with your interest (tech/dev , etc).
- Attend it's meetup or any activity.
- Become a volunteer for any community related with your interest also helps meeting new people that has a same interest just like you.
I lived in Denpasar actually, so it's pretty close to go anywhere in Bali.
Bali, Indonesia . Hit me up whenever you are planning to go or already in Bali, maybe we can get a beer/coffee or two.
If you only want to translate(map) each element in to another set of value, using Map is much more simpler and readable than forEach
This is a great news, Thanks Facebook.