i am 40 and am worried about retirement. what sort of retirement planning did you do? how much do you think is a good plan. i love startups, i see similar aspiration to continue to work for startups till 60. i am not interested in creating any sort of generational weath or such as i am already doing what i would like to do, large sum of money won't change anything. but i am asking so i can be a bit peaceful to know some advise from my senior.

is it possible in linux to map copy to WIN+C and paste to WIN+V. universally across entire X system. but not Ctrl+C sending, like in terminal if i press Win+C it should not send close signal.

how to build a model like this? is it possible to finetune or distill this from models like 4o?

i want to know how to train for a particular use case for my company. lets say i want to train a model for learning how to use JIRA. how would i go about building this?

i used htmx to write a full b2b insuretech app with customers in 15 days. thats concept to live production grade, enterprise financial app.

i can tell you that it fits so so perfectly for finance apps with lots of forms and data. we have a very sophisticated quote page which also with oob was a breeze.

this was very inspiring to read. i am at 40. i tried a startup and failed about 4 years ago. not sure if i am up for another as its extremely difficult.

i felt i might be too old to try again and felt a little alienated from everyone i speak. everyone speaks about lot of things but feel everything is quote shallow and nobody understands what it takes. i keep having thoughts about what i could have fixed, what business i can try now. am little burnt out from tech and wanted to have a smaller non tech business but felt would i be able to or not. but reading about this gave me a sense of belonging or thought that there are some of us who are always not satisfied.

i can assure you. the moonlighting by many employees and dishonest employees are one of the primary reasons which has no solution than WFO.

same reason we get frisked and security at airports.

netflix shows are so predictably boring. seemingly fake suspenses. suddenly ending on a turn. ofcourse we are used to certain patterns in tv. but keeping it so monotonous makes me avoid watching anything that is a "N" in its logo.

can you post some examples of these. would love to hear what makes a resume stand out and is actually leading to a good hire.