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jlengrand
14y ago
I used to have cheatsheets also (see here for the last version[1]), but I end up never use it because Google is simply faster . . . I'll probably write some lines on FreeMind in a future post :) [1] http://www.lengrand.fr/programming-tips-
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I started with a mechanical timer also (mainly to get away from any device that could distract me), but stopped because it was noisy. I solved the problem by switching notifications off in my phone during work hours.
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Didn't know about tomato.es, but it seems like a cool tool. I used to use an equivalent, but stopped because I try to stay away from my browser when working (to avoid ending on youtube, or here . . . :)). I actually use pomodroido ( https:/
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My (almost) perfect setup to stay focused
(lengrand.fr)
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What is a metaclass in Python?
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Stack Overflow: a hate/love story
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Funny, cause I changed the sentence last minute. I had put "on TPB" first, but changed especially not to be said that I wanted to point to TPB especially :).
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Google disables AdSense account of user for sharing free book via torrent
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How working as a cook helped me be a better developer
(lengrand.fr)
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Spotify is down
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My Pet Project : FaceMovie, TimeLapse creation using Face Recognition
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Is Descartes the real father of Agile development?
(lengrand.fr)
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Google's Groupon?
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I was actually including the tax :)
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And I must say that I was surprised at the US price tags when writing the article. I always assumed IKEA's prices were kinda standardized. Experience showed that they absolutely don't. The Manstad is 100$ cheaper in France than it is in th
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14y ago
Sure. I used to have this one (the older version, with better back support) http://www.ikea.com/fr/fr/catalog/products/00146677/ But with my new flat, I still dont have much furniture and use this (shame on me I know :)). http://www.ikea
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Already read this article. But I have a weird way of working . I sit on my chair like a yoggi ^^. Sounds weird but work for me :) http://goo.gl/VB6Ys
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14y ago
I wouldn't have summarized better. That is exactly what I tried to show in the article.
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I have moved twice with my expedit, without never breaking anything. This is amazing how strong the stuff can be. Same for the lack tables, never broke any, even while seating on them totally drunk ^^ . Ikea uses the same materials as the
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I agree and disagree with you at the same time. Some items are indeed crap, and I won't buy them (especially in their first version). But some others, including office chairs suit me well. I bought 3 of them at least, and never experienced
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Couch hacking - A proof of Ikea's excellence
(lengrand.fr)
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Might be not applicable for you, but I have never had has much productive as since I commute a lot. I used to work 50-55h/w, and get home to do . . . nothing and see my fanstastic ideas TODO list growing and growing. For some time, I reloca