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What's the point here? 10 minutes is about 1% of your waking time assuming you sleep 8 hours. Thanks for doing the math I guess
by _the_special_ 3y ago
What's the point here? 10 minutes is about 1% of your waking time assuming you sleep 8 hours. Thanks for doing the math I guess
- isodev 3y agoI think sometimes we underestimate how impactful 10 minutes can be. Imagine sitting in a call, waiting for folks who are late to join the meeting, or that's five 2 minute video ads on YouTube - Google is taking 1% of your day in ads.
- ramon156 3y agoIts a reminder that you're in charge of layout out your day
- nicknextdoor 3y agoIt's just someone promoting a personal site, as is the rest of their posts
- niles 3y agoI think it increases the perceived value of 10 minutes, especially when looking at the visual representation. Once you account for your own non-negotiable slots it may well be 5 or even 10 percent of your (available) day. I don't get the same effect when looking at an agenda planner as the typical day to day items are not present. There seems to be time to fill on calendars, the opposite here.