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Tag Archives: productivity
One Goal For 2012
This isn’t my only goal for 2012, but it’s the only goal from my only set of goals for 2012 which contains only one goal. My goal is to, each night before I go to bed, prepare for the next … Continue reading
keeping up on the new
From time to time I’ve been recording voice memos. I find them to be valuable both when I record them, because I explore thoughts in a different way, and later, when I listen to them. It’s a convenient sort of … Continue reading
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A plan for twitter
Limit your number of tweets per day to a certain number. Use them wisely. If you get close to the limit, start saving tweets for future days. If you want to say more online, find interesting blog posts and leave … Continue reading
Organizing github repos
There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. – Phil Carlton I find that I spend an awful lot of time naming things. More than that, it’s a distraction. I also spend a lot … Continue reading
That’s it?!!
How do you react when you find out that a lot of grief could have been prevented by something as simple as maintaining a to-do list? Or following or not following a piece of advice from a friend or colleague? … Continue reading
