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   by gala8y 5y ago

   > Recognizing that you haven’t done the prep means it’s not too difficult if you do the prep. I simply say - every part of endeavor may be bringing you down. Your emotions (fears - of failure, of success, what not), your incompetence (in
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   by gala8y 5y ago

   Yeah, I was throttled (too many comments in a short time and HN slows you down for a while).
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   by gala8y 5y ago

   > Your read is much more benign. I think I wanted to see more in this article. I think the idea of acknowledging this part of us and seeing it as a positive force is not conveyed clearly enough, but it's there. > ‘You aren’t lazy
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   by gala8y 5y ago

   ...and it's just great. Capacity to be lazy (being very important in itself) does not negate existence of this 'pro status quo' force, holding you back.
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   by gala8y 5y ago

   Maybe it isn't to clear, but the author tries to go in the direction of not fighting it. > 1. Recognise that internal resistance is on your side. Part of what is so awful about the cycle-of-not-doing-the-thing is that it feels so se
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   You Are Not Lazy or Undisciplined. You Have Internal Resistance(medium.com)

   192 points by gala8y 5y ago|141 comments
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   by gala8y 5y ago

   Thank you.
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   by gala8y 5y ago

   That's a joke that should be reality.
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   The Multiple Self (2005)(dirtsimple.org)

   1 points by gala8y 5y ago|0 comments
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    by gala8y 5y ago

    I would add (cherry picked): (1) try examining and playing with your beliefs. I highly recommend Sleight of Mouth, a book by Robert Dilts [0], in this area - it's 'content free' framework. (2) ...also within the realm of mind
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    by gala8y 5y ago

    This positively ends conversation. The proper 'ride-sharing' you're talking about is very popular in Germany. On daily basis thousands of people drive few miles to a spot near a highway, etc., 'abandon' their cars a
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    by gala8y 5y ago

    Great! Enjoy!
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    by gala8y 5y ago

    Total off topic, as comments on older posts are off. As per your comment from 19 days ago [0], is it possible for you to write down something about your air quality sensors project? That would be awesome. (0) https://news.ycombin
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    ...but it is a catastrophe, nonetheless.
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    Also... on the other end of the spectrum, there is Sleepbot Environmental Broadcast [0] with Ambience for the Masses [1] catalogue of ambient music. And... yes... Mixing of Particulate Solids radio (mops-radio.org - not in operation) will b
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    What new music did you discover and listen to? I listened to a lot of classical music, rock, pop in my youth, then came electronic music and raves. After some relatively music-less years (how come?), few years ago, I came back to electroni
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    Also, GitLab allows business websites in GitLab pages in free tier, as opposed to Netlify and Github. "With GitLab Pages, you can publish static websites directly from a repository in GitLab. Use for any personal or business website.&q
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    This video really shows the process up close: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj7ixi2lqF4
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    walrus01 linked a video here yesterday [0] of a ship transit. For a ship it takes 11 to 16 hours, including stop on Great Bitter Lake in the middle of the canal. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26561816
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    That's cool. Thanks for clarification. They Sync and Publish services look promising, too (Publish shows a mini graph of connected pages, which is a refreshing approach to showing relations of published notes/pages).
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    Exactly. Instagram is literally flooded with art of this kind, very high in quality and creative as hell. <snark> Maybe, if you don't grasp too much of a chaos of a modern world, you just want one piece of art from one artist to
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    I recently moved (almost) all of my note taking into Obsidian [0]. They just released a closed beta mobile app (they are very active in development and great community), but they are local first app. [0] https://obsidian.md edit
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    > I just want cards on a board I can move around (with a bit of metadata) If I may, what did you finally settle on?
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    Maps of Europe in XIX Century(mapire.eu)

    1 points by gala8y 6y ago|0 comments
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    Why do you need it in a pdf? To see more thumbnails quickly?
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    Article focuses on US, but this is global. > “It’s massive. Absolutely massive,” one former national security official with knowledge of the investigation told WIRED. “We’re talking thousands of servers compromised per hour, globally.”
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    Thanks. There are lots of files one directory up. If we are at short sci-fi stories... I fell in love with Marc Stiegler's ' The Gentle Seduction' which I revisit every few months for pure enjoyment. Found it listed here htt
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    For me the main factor for using mechanical keyboard is the amount of force required to press keys (Actuation Force) - its much smaller compared to cheaper membrane keyboards and it makes a huge difference if you type a lot (much less strai
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    I think it is a good idea to change name.
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    by gala8y 6y ago

    I really wish all that data to come back online. Now I wonder how much of this web it was pointing to already decayed... Also... Del.icio.us was the one and only app that got tagging 100% right.