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Ever listen to Ricardo Villalobos? It's some of my favorite background/work music, it's very minimal. I often find listening to long mixes (Fabric CD's or somet
by chrishenn 16y ago
Ever listen to Ricardo Villalobos? It's some of my favorite background/work music, it's very minimal. I often find listening to long mixes (Fabric CD's or something similar) works really well for helping me concentrate.
When I sit down to do work, it's usually around 7pm and it's homework. I don't like homework, but I dislike spending too much time on it even more. Often I'll go to check Facebook or HN after typing out a sentence or so, because it feels like a reward. It took me a while to realize how miserable it made the whole process.
Now if I want to get stuff done I'll remove distractions. No computer if possible---if I do have to use it I'll turn off Internet or edit my hosts file, which is usually a big enough roadblock to send me back to work. I turn off my phone. I also find that Tea helps me tremendously, in addition to tasting delicious :)
- redthrowaway 16y agoI deleted my reddit account a few days ago and added reddit.com to hosts, but I've found its effectiveness very sporadic. Firefox and Opera can't connect, but Chrome and Safari can. I'm confused as to why "127.0.0.1 reddit.com" works for some browsers but not for others.
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- Tycho 15y agoGood stuff I found recently is electronic composer Maximillien Mathevon. He does music for documentaries mostly I think but also releases albums of good chillout music. 'A Pause In Your Life' is a good album/collection 'Moving Immobility' : http://open.spotify.com/track/4Wcwk5QWQusi1t8KejoHw3 http://open.spotify.com/track/4Wcwk5QWQusi1t8KejoHw3