Put simply, when I asked one person, “Do you wish you accomplished more?” He responded, “No, I wished I loved more.”

https://medium.com/s/youthnow/what-its-like-to-be-90-something-368780082573

Beach in North Holland

Damn.....................................................................................................................................very nice.........................................................I have 420 characters now................................................................................................................................................and a Creativity badge..........................

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h56y3bEp47o

Got LinkedIn? A lot of good companies in Colorado -https://foundrygroup.com/portfolio/

What do you want, man? What are your ambitions in life? What kind of state of your health, occupied time, people you hang out, living/working space do you want to have? What does your ideal day look like? If your only option for a job is something that goes against your ethics then perhaps you need to clarify your aim.

If you have a clear aim & don't have the ability to achieve it, then how/who can help you get it?

There's cheaper ways to live too - sleep in garages, bathtubs, you can usually get by on $40 a week or less... be honest about your situation when talking to people, there's a chance they'll find a way you can help them with something in exchange for a shelter over your head and food to eat

Pump & dumps aren't legit man. They only enrich the early insiders which almost certainly won't include you. If you are asking for scams to be involved in, I'm not sure that's going to be a viable way to make money.

Ask in person for a job, anything - dishwashing, McD's... go to a bus company & pick up their trash in exchange for a ticket to a city with more opportunities. The benefit of being homeless is mobility

Booking online flights is basically gambling... perhaps that's why I like it so much (and perhaps also what keeps me hooked on crypto, lol)

Creepy, but cool. Identification via the way you type on your keyboard. Now just realise... tech like this could run on every side soon enough, and no matter your VPNs or protection against shadow-profiles, your typing gives you away. https://gradtype.darksi.de/

Odd phrase, isn't it? But absolutely, if I have to compress a trip to a single night I'll make it worth it

[cont] "'well that's easy for you to say...' trust me, *everybody* has a hard road. I wanted to jump out of a window several times during my young life... we all go through hard times, we all go through depression...

...but that is what makes you a PERSON. Those difficult moments are what build your character.

Show me a great man who's the son of a great man..."

"There is no easy road, it does not exist, it is *impossible*. Everyone has issues. If you have time to pursue a hobby, if you have time to do anything in your life, you can better yourself... and heres one way you NEVER better yourself: when you come up with excuses for why other people are successful and you're not. That sh!t is f\*\*king dangerous. When you give yourself an escape..." [cont]

Joe Rogan killing it - "we know... how to organise our world... take care of our health... we know how to do these things... this is how": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdu_1_A0dcM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALpP1V4aZIg

“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.”
― Pablo Picasso

+1

A recent turn of events (family members in London 2 days before I arrive) may end up with me in a plane to Prague for a brief night's stopover - from 10pm to 6am the following day - before heading up to London early. Let's see how it turns out #travellife

People who keep their dogs on balconies (or other enclosed spaces) all day, all week, as they bark & whine should be barred from having dogs.

I find it crazy that anyone would adopt a dog when they aren't willing to take on the responsibility.

(There's one opposite my apartment. The only time I've seen the owner come out is to grudgingly pick up it's poop while completely ignoring the dog.)

Yep. Just started https://github.com/txbatch/charlie. Open source, 'cause I can't really see any other way exchanges will trust me. Hopefully there's a chance to get some kind of business benefit out of it - if not, well at least I've created something.

Peep yeet yeet

I do love it when my code works.

A room, a bed, a chair. Clean water, air. Paid off rent. A laptop. No criminal record. A gym membership. Music. Internet. My friends.

Just updated my now.txt https://jamesscaur.keybase.pub/now.txt
I replace it every 2 weeks. Inspired by @sivers.

I mean, I still have days where I don't work, but they're usually just single days then I'm back to work the next day. I never feel any problem with doing that. Feels much healthier than going into a job I don't like, butt-in-seat 9-5, 5 days a week

I haven't had a weekend in 8 months and I LOVE it.

Working on something you love to your own schedule is an extreme hack for productivity, "work-life balance"/mental health, learning/challenge, and fulfilment.

A classic dose of positive acronyms for your Friday.

I hear the Face ID is a bit inconvenient, but I do like the design/specs. Will consider

Only to Sciacca. It's around the same area. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sciacca

Not bad - 64gb looks good, as well. I never had speed/memory issues with the 5s

Te Waka - "The Canoe" - one of my favourite haka https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6QkHQ1E86w

Hadn't tried out PundiX. Cool concept. Would be good to give them competition

Not yet... may be something I don't get to do in this trip. Will try make it to the Agrigento temples (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_dei_Templi), though

Is it really worth the hype?

I don't like Google, but if I can root it and remove undeletable apps, I'd consider the switch to Android

What's good about them? Will check out

> “I don’t see her, so it’s only logical that she doesn’t exist.”

> To which the other replied, “sometimes when you’re in silence you can hear her, you can perceive her. I believe there is a reality after delivery and we are here to prepare ourselves for that reality.”

Powerful painting by Raymond Douillet. Worth reading the attached story "Inside the Womb" by Rabbi Y. M Tuckachinsky too. #nsfw

https://doorofperception.com/2015/02/in-a-mothers-womb/

Picked up at a local market today. Note the use of sand at the bottom of the canvas. I liked the guy's creativity - he had consistent scenes, but changed something in all of them (e.g. the bases were different shapes, or could even be repurposed objects e.g. a door/spoon)

Welcome @Patton!

I see a pattern with @Zen....

“I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me.” Hunter S. Thompson

Love it! "At least ten people have told me it was a house party to remember (very important metric)"

I like the brief of making stuff so simple drunk people can use it. Drunk people or kids. It's a great way to be creative, and results in delightfully kickass products.

Welcome @msquared! Glad to see a blockchain marketing company. What are your aims as a company, who do you want to serve? Happy to connect you with some people: Keybase.io/JamesScaur

This is the last peep from my iPhone 5s. Running @Trust dApp browser.

Yes!

PS: I need a new mobile device.

Requirements:
- ability to connect to cellular network
- great USB-based data tethering
- customisable/optional analytics

Nice to have:
- a (gr8) camera
- good audiobook/music playing options
- WhatsApp, Keybase,
- Jailbreak/rootable

Any recs?

Just posted "Ode to my 5s" on @cent: https://beta.cent.co/+l354zt

Scheduling is so underrated...

The single best tool to live a “free” life.

(I got some other thoughts on this too, freedom =/= autonomy, autonomy is a much better goal than abstract “freedom”)

Sleep hygiene and environment is very important too

Ha, I’m glad it hit a nerve.

One of my biggest wakeup moments of the past year was that I didn’t come into the world, I grew out of it.

Our minds like to think they’re above our bodies but in reality they are inextricably a product of our biology. Happiness = following cues

Sellers need simple and reliable solutions. And not all commerce is/should be web. Plug and play, easily serviceable, user-friendly affordable payment terminals would be awesome (something I’d def to tackle in the future once I learn more about hardware engineering)