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Was there a point to this article? I sure couldn't find it: to me it read like "I time tracked, now I don't" with no actual insight or conclusion into why eith
by hungryhobbit 4mo ago
Was there a point to this article?
I sure couldn't find it: to me it read like "I time tracked, now I don't" with no actual insight or conclusion into why either might be preferable.
- lukan 4mo ago"Was there a point to this article?" To tell us that he cannot focus.
- sheepscreek 4mo agoI believe this was the point they’re making. > Turns out, the friction I felt around picking one thing may have actually been beneficial. Perhaps it was actually helping me stay focused. Even if it cost just a bit of extra time before I sat down and worked. They regretted it.
- joemasilotti 4mo agoDoes there have to be a point? I had some feelings I wanted to share with the world.
- kgwxd 4mo agoThat's cool and all, but I think the real question they're asking is "Why is it on the front page of HN?".
- rektomatic 4mo agoIt's point is highlighting a common issue that is becoming widespread due to AI tool proliferation. I have the same exact issues. I used to love sinking into deep work mode but now that's gone.