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Hi mate, It’s a cron job pipeline that crawls target sources, processes the content via an AI model (for summarization & tagging), and pushes the updates live. Zero human intervention


OK, got it! Cool. I had wild ideas, but this makes sense.

QQ: on clicking the articles, I expected to get redirected to the original article, but I stayed on your site.

Is what I see a summarisation of the original article?

Are the original authors happy with you? :)


thank you


thank you, how do you think about UI UX? Have anything not good i must be change?


try http://www.uptimedoctor.com, I'm using that for my heroku project.


Thanks for your advice!! Every item you listed that is a problem of mine. Maybe true, I should change myself.


Glad to hear you think it is useful advice.

I wrote that wishing I could have read something similar myself long ago.

In the same line, I was constantly living in my head, which is something I guess happens quite often to everybody. "Tomorrow I will start doing this", "By the end of this month I will achieve this", and these kind of thoughts. If you are thinking about changing something all the time, do not bother, it will not happen.

My plan to get out of this destructive loop was a bit extreme, but it worked, so I share it with you as well:

- I took 2 months holiday (I run my own business so it have some impact but I managed it well)

- I traveled abroad, in my case to Thailand.

- I spent the first weeks indulging myself with fancy eating, going parties, relaxing in pool and beaches, Tindering around, etc...

- Then I booked 2 weeks in a Muai Thai gym camp in the northern region, far from the civilization.

- I spent that time just doing hardcore exercise, eating the camp food (healthy plan), no smoking, no party, no drinking and going to sleep at 9 PM.

- After this I kept going to the gym and adjusting to my new way of living, and so far, everything is working out.


I very want (love) to exercise. 7 yrs ago I got a traffic accident, and I'm using a prosthetic leg, so I very lazy to do exercise. I think that my mistake :(


So sorry to hear about your accident. I was very close to having an amputation years ago but was able to make a recovery thankfully. Yesterday I heard a podcast by

https://www.instagram.com/kirstie_ennis/?hl=en

this episode and the next one (199/200) from jocko podcast discuss veterans with amputations and is inspiring stuff!

https://jockopodcast.com/


These are the things I do every day and sometimes I feel like I'm a useless :(


I wish I had an answer for you. The closest I have is this: reading on a stationary recumbent bike at a gym seems to work decently for me, as long as the material isn't anything that requires serious focus, or taking notes.


Wow, thank you, at this time I'm reading some book too, but focus on the philosophy and Buddhism


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