u/DellGriffith

Agreed. It's everywhere if you want it.

Soursop is very common in FL. If you have a Latin or Asian grocer nearby, try there. Caribbean too.

I'm not nearly as invested in this heh. Works for me :shrug:

Could be a lot of things? Gunabana? Glad you've experienced the Chocolate Santafereño

South. Sri Lanka Monsoon Seasons: https://preview.redd.it/two-seasons-of-sri-lanka-make-your-itinerary-basis-monsoon-v0-ye08sfacwtdh1.jpeg?width=1080&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=97ba5915f76bba7e310d28a473f0eb885ca3c92e

You should try Chocolate Santafereño

I was gonna say...it works pretty well as a harness inside vscode.

Oof this hit close to home

Younger women express interest (which I never expect and don't creep around pursuing) but then immediately call me Zaddy. It's like a backhanded compliment.

• Adidas Samba, New Balance 574.
• Altra various models for hiking/training. Also Converse for lifting.
• Blundstone Boot.
• Clarks Desert Boot.
• Older Allen Edmond/Cole Haan Oxford/Wingtips.

This still exists. I rented with this exact experience just this summer in Austria. Not everyone has lost their mind.

Can confirm. We’ve hired mules on accident. Additionally have screened many many candidates who are mules, outright lying, scamming. To top it off we also have experienced immense response, so much we’ve pulled the postings to stop the flood.

No drone is going to make food deliveries ONTO your train at your seat at a scheduled stop along the way. Say what you want but India has food delivery on another level. You can order food from an app after you board and the app asks for your trip ID number basically. It has all the stops loaded into the app and will automatically provide the coach to the delivery driver. It’s amazing.

Context switching is mentally exhausting. You have to feel some sort of accomplishment to stay motivated. Breaking the work down into small pieces and then completing it will give you a sense of accomplishment and also slowly build momentum. You need to be able to feel a sense of relief and accomplishment at least at the end of every sprint that you have done some work and the backlog is slightly better. If you keep a steady, organized, and slightly slower pace, eventually you should feel you’re getting ahead or catching up.

This is simply my experience but eventually it helped me slow down and feel that my contributions were making a difference and that my methods overall were accepted by my peers.

For me this is how I balanced it. I decided to simply try and work day to day, finishing say 1-3 things in the morning only. I had more time to think about hobbies and life, and also would simply silently or vocally push back on any scope creep or reprioritization.

This last part is something I believe is learned as you become more senior level. I try and choose design patterns that solve the problem as long term (as possible) and complete those implementations before allowing new work.

Won't make a difference because I'm already blind from the 1500000 lumen police LED lightbars

It’s arguably a great way to use their own weapon against them. Interpret this T&C using an LLM

Just write code in the mornings, not the afternoon.

Balance your diet. Exercise. Life your life outside of work.

If you work long enough, you'll realize few CEOs have original ideas. They're just like most other workers. SO, they copy each other very often.

I have ~500 DVDs/Blurays stuffed into the largest binder I could buy at the time. Still wish I had kept the hundreds of CDs I had :(

Also what fucks me up is going from sleeping to high stress work fonctions in exactly 5min

I think I just had a lightbulb moment. Thank you.

Buzzcut, sunblock and hit the gym. You've got decades left to care about your looks and take care of your body.

By the time you hit 40, most men have completely given up on their physical fitness. Become an athlete now and give yourself lifelong benefits.

$50 with tip. Southeast. I show up randomly and never wait for my guy. Dominican barbers!

It all depends on the person. For me, it's highly correlated to stress and emotional state. My T is almost 800 and I'm over 40.

There are popular dive bars in Atlanta (ITP) offering $2-3 tallboys. Beer and shot for $6, etc. Many bars charge $15-20 for cocktails so I think the city is a good representation of Metro prices on the each coast.