Well, he was bound to "drop" the ball at some stage
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"The real issue here that people don't seem to want to face is the WHY."
They provided an answer to "why?". I think thats fair. Maybe I am wrong. I checked further on the comment history, it appears to me someone has it out for this person, as the other topics are not soapboxing at all, and most or dead without comments.
Care to discuss further?
I do wish this person well however, I hope luck smiles down on them soon.
This comment will go the way of the dodo soon enough .!.. :-)
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Thanks for sharing this!
I tried to google the blog, but couldnt find it, however it appears that he has released books and other such materials relating to it since then.
This isnt the post I read, however, it looks like some of the tools he created exist here:
https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/
Note, as stated above, my struggle with weight is gaining, not loosing, so I have not delved into this stuff on a deeper level, however, what drew me into the original post, was the amount of research he did in relation to how much calories various activities will burn.
How about when an article gets changed (or removed), without archiving sites, how would you know?
At the end of the day, if its "actually" valuable to someone (e.g their livelyhood depends on it or something), they will probably pay for it.
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I definitely didn't plan the financials properly the first time, even though I thought I was covered.
The second time I did it was 2 years ago roughly, but I had more of a solid idea of what type of job I wanted (more specifically, did not want - this is personal, and down to you. Remember, you are also interviewing them).
If you have already decided to move (and I think you should based on your description, the last job I walked from seriously changed me in a negative way), then you might consider to slow down where you are, you have nothing to lose, they are clearly not treating you correctly, so I wouldn't feel bad about about half-arsing it. Take sometime to plan your next steps (research roles you want/ do interviews), note what you don't like about the current job and would not want in the next one. Be open minded about all opportunities, even if you think you might not like them (I honestly didn't expect to like my current role at $bigCorp, but its been the best job I have had so far, and this is purely down to my boss and the rest of the small team I work with. This made me realize that I might have possibly found a nice team within that place, but was not open to that, as I had already made my mind up). Again, being open to anything new even if you are not sure is likely going to be positive, as the change of environment and new people will give you a different outlook, which will help, and again, if you don't like it, you can always change. The old school thinking of having to many changes on your CV is dead, no corp has any loyalty to there staff and as such don't deserve it in turn. I of course am speaking generally.
I wish you the best of luck, try to stay positive. And if (like me), you like the herb from time to time, think about knocking it on the head until you get yourself sorted, this was a must for me.
You'll need to figure out which model you have though
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