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Hi Silas, I used your link. Any chance you could verify me?

I'm not in London but I still want a cake. Can you hook me up?

I hope you're right.

There's no work policy preventing me from contributing to SteemIt. It's all about time. I'll be working 40 hours a week, and until the end of the year commuting four hours a day. Then there's moving house

We've currently saved enough to pay off half, so we're getting there. At the moment it's the timing of everything that is off. Buying another house now requires putting in some money, so that gets in the

Chorizo in paella? :-O

I think it might be useful to put a job description in. All I could glean from this was that the developer will build and maintain an API, which is a little vague. :)

Nice shots. Preikestolen Rock looks scary. And that "dare devil". I think people who do that are missing vital genes - being shit scared of falling of a cliff is a good thing :)

Beautiful country. Did you feel safe while traveling?

Nice overview. Nice to see plankton getting a large share of the rewards.

Nice video. Interesting to see how the training goes. Pro Tip: Shoot videos in landscape. Feels a lot less claustrophobic for the viewer ;)

Before I start, I've not looked in-depth at how EOS smart contracts will be implemented. Consider this a thinking out loud comment. Furthermore, there is rarely a need to implement dynamic memory allocation.

Assuming you have linux installed, you should be fine with the commands here. Even if you don't have python, apt should add it as a dependency to the python libraries you install.

Thanks. I try my best :)

The problem is when you're investing more than you can afford to lose. That's when FOMO blurs the line between itself and addiction. I think those that do get-rich-quick are more lucky than anything else,

Great read. If you Google around (I couldn't find it) there's an article written by a women (I think) who was on jury duty giving her account of how fucked up it was. She relates to 12 angry men in it

A lot of useful links here. Thanks for posting. Can you recommend some books as well?

I've never meditated but I thought you just let thoughts pass through you, without judgment. This seems more like observing what happens, which feels different. Am I totally clueless about meditation?

It's so hard to believe it's as if it didn't happen...wait a minute...

The most embarrassing for me was finding an answer on StackOverflow that I had written!