After I got hit by a car 1019 days ago, the most meaningful book in my recovery was called “make your bed” by admiral William McRaven.

Highly recommend this short book.

It highlights the importance of starting your day with a ‘win’

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Laugh ever time at this. Max tossing the beer is gold.

Great advice.

Also, AI can basically swap between languages seamlessly now. And way better than a 6 month course.

I’d like to start learning code myself. Not really sure where to start though.

I get your point. I stay local, hit the gym, make my bed, that's why I'm here - on nostr.

But if you don't get this: I don't care

if you don't give a shit so much why are you here trying to convince everyone how little you give a shit

The only reason to learn a new language is if you're surrounded by people who speak it. Otherwise who are you going to talk to?

Whereas the computer is always there for you, so you should learn how to talk to it instead.

Been telling my friends and family with kids the same.

If one of the parents speaks a second language, then sure, teach it to them at home while they grow up.

But instead of sending the kids to a french or spanish school, get them to learn computer language.

Language is just a communication protocol. You want them fluent in the most popular language networks.

If you're already an English speaking family, why spend time teaching them Spanish when they can learn coding? It'd be akin to them learning how to use Cardano instead of Bitcoin.

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Fake it til you make it bro

Waking up to the early morning sun.

Enjoying my coffee with a napping kitty on my lap.

Checking on the habaneros and tomatoes in the garden.

Heading to the rancher down the road to pick up next months meat.

Helping a stranger with a problem.

Helping myself to some ribeye soaked in butter.

Walking alongside my booboobutt holding hands.

Reading books, thinking thoughts and feeling feels as the sun goes down.

But you can say that about anything