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Certainly is, though slowly but surely you zero in on the "best configuration" for yourself. Whereas when I was using vscode, onenote, google keep, and a bunch
by komali2 6y ago
Certainly is, though slowly but surely you zero in on the "best configuration" for yourself. Whereas when I was using vscode, onenote, google keep, and a bunch of other shit to manage everything, I had "topped out" at productivity.
I'm trash at vim (I use evil-mode), org mode, and org-agenda, but I'm still lightyears ahead of where I was 2 years ago before I used these tools.
- slightwinder 6y ago> I had "topped out" at productivity. Did you topped out the tool or your personal ability? > but I'm still lightyears ahead of where I was 2 years ago before I used these tools. But is this because of the tools, the gain of new experiences or the 2 years difference? And how do you know whether you are really moved forward, and not just run in circles appearing busy without being more productive? Do you have some objective metric for this?
- komali2 6y ago> Did you topped out the tool or your personal ability Both, I'd say. > Do you have some objective metric for this? Well my happiness, for one. My sense of accomplishment. How much more I can fit in a day. But no, I don't KPI myself.