SydneyJason

@sydneyjason

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The Enneagram framework was quite helpful within a few startups I worked. It’s a great framework to understand how to work effectively with other personalities I’m a type 2 (the Helper)

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Happy with today’s daily loaf A curry and honey sourdough (with rye and whole wheat flour)

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Let the purge begin 🪓 3k -> 1.8k Feels way more legit as engagement didn’t double from 1.5k -> 3k

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As a Gen Xer, I learned to type on typewriters, in junior high school. Everyone learned to make 2 spaces between sentence. After looking back at some older writing, I shifted from double-space to single-space at some point in the last 10 years. What about you?

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I just registered for @ampsfun

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That feeling you get when you pass through the gauntlet of add-ons, extras, and insurance of a discount airline... and see that the price is unchanged 😊 😅

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Great story telling (with helpful maps) in this article from the BBC. About the influence of China and the US on Panama https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-943c9a5e-32c0-4eae-8abb-4d9c4c6eae1e

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Price arbitrage: Costco in Spain has all the eggs for cheap! 🥚 🥚 🥚

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How can I buy more Farcaster storage? (and why isn't that built in directly to Warpcast??)

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Hey @dwr.eth The Duolingo people manual: https://x.com/lennysan/status/1889008405584683091

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Walking scale distances hit different On our first day of makeshift camino, we walked south out of our hotel in Cadiz, along the boardwalk and to the edge of town. By the time we finally passed the last building, an hour passed. San Fernando is the next town over, and our destination for lunch. We picked our way across the sand bank, walked over a car bridge to cross the train tracks, and then saw San Fernando in the distance behind the old salt mines, which have beautiful yellow flowers this time of year. It would take 5 minutes by car to get there. But it took 2.5 hours from that point to walk to lunch

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*A Long Walk* This is a master thread to jot down observations about my walk from Cadiz to Tarifa, along the southern coast of Spain. A five day walk with a good friend, our camino took us 127.5km over five days. And while not an "official" route of the Camino de Santiago, it turns out that doesn't matter (to me anyways). 🧵👇

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Day 5 of 5 on my makeshift Camino from Cadiz to Tarifa. Today was 23.5km of walking, for a total trip of 127.5km. We walked from Bolonia to Tarifa. During the night, heavy rains and wind pounded the windows of our hotel room. We anticipated the weather and planned a late start. By 9am the forecast called for a clear day, and we were walking by 10:30. We got lucky with the weather! The day was perfect, overcast and cool as we had a big climb out of Bolonia. We also discovered where van life occurs in southern Spain, highly correlated with perfect kite surfing conditions. Happy feet, happy times. Grass was touched for a week 🙏

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Day 4 of makeshift Camino from Cadiz to Tarifa. Barbate to Bolonia. 24.25 km out of 103.9km so far Flat to start with some hills coming into Bolonia. Big hills = big views! With the nice vantage point, we could see quite a lot of ship traffic going through the strait. This really is an interesting part of the world, geographically

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Day 3 of my makeshift Camino journey in Spain. From Conil de la Frontera to Barbate. 25.7 km out of 80km so far. A beautiful day, but a little more challenging than previous days due to soft sand and 30 km winds in our face. (Which were perfect for the wind surfers!)

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Day 2 of makeshift camino in Spain: Chilcana de la Frontera to Conil de la Fontera. Another 25.25 km (53.8 km so far). Gorgeous sunny day, 8-18 degrees C. We caught our first glimpses of Northern Africa! (Tangiers, Morocco) A great start at the “cafe for older men”: a breakfast of a slice of bread, puréed tomatoes, copious amounts of olive oil, coffee and a sweet sherry wine. The funny thing is that we passed the “cafe for older women” a few blocks after breakfast 😆

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Decided to walk from Cadiz to Tarifa in southern Spain with a good friend this week. It’s not the “official” Camino de Santiago, but it’s just perfect with the weather this time of year. Day 1: Cadiz to Chiclana de la Frontera. The “frontier” part of the name refers to about 500 years ago when this was the border between Catholic Spain and the last stronghold of the Almohad empire (Moors).

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What do you think of this take?

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20+ years later, American Idiot by Green Day is still such a masterpiece. Especially with all the crazy these days... https://open.spotify.com/album/5dN7F9DV0Qg1XRdIgW8rke

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I love this idea of knocking out the deep work and then just moving on with your day...

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