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Bicycling works better for me--smoother, less painful. The tricky part is pulling out a notepad and writing something down while dodging cars and jumping curbs
by khafra 18y ago
Bicycling works better for me--smoother, less painful. The tricky part is pulling out a notepad and writing something down while dodging cars and jumping curbs.
- derefr 18y agoAnyone need some iPhone appdev inspiration? You know the iPhone headphones, the ones that have a little microphone built into the side? It acts as a button, as well (I'm not sure if it's a soft button, though.) I imagine that, if it were a soft button, someone could write, quite simply, a voice recorder program whose recording was toggled by that button. You could leave music running in the background, with the recorder running in the foreground, then press the button (both temporarily pausing the music at starting the recording), dictate your thought, and press the button again, at which point the music would resume.
- bstadil 18y agoSame here. If I am stuck on something I hop on my bike and ride for a while. I have a nature path less than 1 mile away. I try deliberately not to commit anything to memory while I think. I find that if I try to remember stuff too hard it stops the flow. Sometime I have problems "recreating" what I came up with but on balance I have found this way of solving problems best.