QuasiAlon

Apologies. Fireworks are the text book example of public goods.

making the public good a private good so they could raise the money for making the transition :)

but seriously, the reasons are legit.

I tried this for a while, via daily tweets instead of a journal. Tried to find one thing a day, even if it was the smallest of things (e.g. first time wearing a new pair of socks!).

Very quickly I found out that my daily gratitudes are about (1) driving to/from work that was less congested than usual. (2) finding a good parking spot (mostly at work). (3) getting a tasty lunch (during lunch break, at work).

This actually depressed me, b/c it was just further indication all I do is work.

Doesn't it make it hard for you to fall asleep night time?

> I suffer from general fatigue

I think I do too. I'm always tired and weak. Check ups and blood works are OK, and doctors I see just say 'there's nothing wrong with you, you're probably just depressed'. Nope.

Very frustrating.

1) I may sound like a total n00b, but don't you find it hard to code only from a command line environment? I mean, you can't use IDEs with SSH, right?

2) I'm going to be that guy that chimes in and says you have to be careful with code you write on company's time / using company equipment. So, be careful with that.

How easy is it to retrieve and browse through information stored?

+1 :(

IMHO for a 12 y/o to stick to a goal and work on something for a year, without losing interest or moving to a new shiny object, is no less remarkable than actually producing a game. Well done.

> Fortunately, there are new automated tools today that can do that automatically.

can you please elaborate?

Hi, anyway to PM you with a question? Tnx

Can I PM you somehow ? Tnx

emailed you :)