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Both those comments are voted down and replies aren’t agreeing.
HN has its biases and problems, but I think you’re misrepresenting it.
Oh and link to the entire thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38979970
Both those comments are voted down and replies aren’t agreeing.
HN has its biases and problems, but I think you’re misrepresenting it.
Oh and link to the entire thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38979970
Rightmost in the background.
I wonder how long it takes to get taped up?
My wife and dog are permanently camped out under our Kotatsu table+blanket.
Darn Tough brand. Expensive but worth it.
We’ve got it blocked at our router. The DNS server just responds with no such address.
And yet they never seem to want to move to china or russia.
Just fabulous soldiers.
Then. Just. Fucking. LEAVE!
Several things worked for me:
If I think of more I’ll add it in other comments. I really hope you can find some tricks that work for you!
For me, I have to write things down to remember to do them. So I’ve formed a habit around writing in org-mode both as reminders and for planning.
When I plan some complex code, I write out the steps in an org-mode document and move sections around, rearrange steps, etc etc.
Making the experience as smooth as possible can help, but mostly I think my workflow has been “someone asks me to do something. I immediately write it down so I don’t lose it.”
Unless you already use Emacs, I can’t recommend spending lots of time to get into it. It’s a very complex and powerful system built around a text editor.
I use org-mode in Emacs when on a computer, paired with Orgzly on Android on my phone. Files are plain text, like Markdown. At its simplest, org-mode is nested headlines that you can easily move and rearrange.
I believe Obsidian is similar: https://obsidian.md
Remember: The Cruelty is the point. Republicans hate people who aren’t “like them” and want to do them as much harm they can get away with.