lcall

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   by lcall 8y ago

   Made good progress. Looking like 1, maybe 2 more days.
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   by lcall 8y ago

   That is a decent summary of what I wrote, but there is much missing. It deserves, and I want to give you, a better than off-the-cuff answer (mostly posted at my web site) but with my schedule in the next few days it might be Tuesday or Wed
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   by lcall 8y ago

   Thanks for asking, I hope I am not too slow to reply. The perhaps overly short version is: I have read and tested the Book of Mormon (a companion to the Bible) in the way it says to test it ( http://www.mormon.org ), and a lifetim
4. 664.▲
   by lcall 8y ago

   You wrote: "He's just dancing down the street 'cause he feels like it. No one is hurt, yet so many are upset. Why?" Maybe people frown on that or treat the man awkwardly, because they see it as "weird", which
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   by lcall 8y ago

   I'm late to this but: After trying many different things over the years, I wrote this: http://onemodel.org (AGPL; and yes I plan to move to https sometime). In it I organize things in a variety of ways, depending on the to
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   by lcall 8y ago

   After trying many different things over the years, I wrote this: http://onemodel.org (yes I plan to move to https sometime). You can think of it something like a personal wiki + emacs org-mode, very efficient, keyboard-oriented
7. 667.▲
   by lcall 8y ago

   Upvoted. And on the bigger scales, I have detailed views on what matters and why (because of a belief in God, with a long list of reasons for it all :) I wrote or linked to a bit of it here but there is more if interested: http:/&#
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   by lcall 8y ago

   I have used https://pair.com (or their domains side: pairnic.com which now seems to redirect to https://pairdomains.com ) since about 1994 and they have always been reasonably low-priced (I think it was $8-10 up front
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   by lcall 8y ago

   I personally know a case of trying the "uberman" sleep schedule (aka "da vinci" sleep schedule, or ~30min sleep every four hours, permanently), having tried hard but could never completely convert to the schedule, where
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    by lcall 8y ago

    Upvoted, and I would also say the Book of Mormon, with the Bible. The BoM reinforces the Bible's teachings powerfully, and as I age and read again, sometimes in other languages, and some scholarly things about it, they both just keep
11. 671.▲
    by lcall 8y ago

    I think there actually is a way to organize everything (arbitrary knowledge) with a single tool/method, and am excited about it and want to make it work better for us all to organize knowledge individually and together. I have written
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    by lcall 8y ago

    After trying different things over the years, I wrote this: http://onemodel.org (yes I plan to move to https sometime) You can think of it something like a personal wiki + emacs org-mode, using postgres, but with a much larger
13. 673.▲
    by lcall 8y ago

    I have attempted to address this in the vision & internal structure of a tool I wrote (AGPL): a work in progress which is planned to meet most of the requirements mentioned in the article. I wrote it (after trying org-mode, collapsible
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    by lcall 8y ago

    I'm a native English speaker who learned Spanish, and some Russian & Esperanto. I'm thinking about Esperanto. Perhaps most relevant to this discussion is its benefit of being by far the cheapest workable global route to every
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    by lcall 8y ago

    Definitely this (AGPL): I heavily use a tool I've mentioned before, which I wrote (after trying org-mode, collapsible outlines in other tools, etc). It uses postgres, and I hope that "sharing" data exchange features are comin
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    by lcall 8y ago

    I have found it more effective personally to focus more on priorities and habits than SMART goals. To track habits and progress and notes on everything , I heavily use a tool I've mentioned before, which I wrote (after trying org-mod
17. 677.▲
    by lcall 8y ago

    Might see if this helps (I wrote; desktop-only; does that for me). Details elsewhere on this page, and at the web site: http://onemodel.org
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    by lcall 8y ago

    I'm late to the party, but I heavily use a tool I wrote (after trying org-mode, collapsible outlines in other tools, etc). It uses postgres, and I hope that "sharing" data exchange features are coming (though it already does
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    by lcall 8y ago

    After trying many things including org-mode, I wrote the tool at http://onemodel.org (AGPL). Keyboard-oriented, very efficient, fast & flexible. Details at the web site and feedback appreciated.
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    by lcall 8y ago

    I have been studying it my whole life, and it has not run out of depth of ways of showing me how and helping me want to be a better, more helpful & growing, more relaxed & happy person, in all the good & bad circumstances of lif
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    by lcall 9y ago

    I use the tool I finally wrote for this (work in progress but very stable and I use daily; AGPL): http://onemodel.org
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    by lcall 9y ago

    I believe the purpose of life is joy. It comes from growth (ie learning, developing abilities, raising a happy family etc), and service to others (helping them grow or have happier lives), and from knowing one's life is pleasing to Go
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    by lcall 9y ago

    Read everything at http://onemodel.org . Make a better user experience (UI and installer) and flesh out some of the features planned (especially "sharing"), then $ from hosting, selling binaries, bespoke features, con
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    by lcall 9y ago

    I created this system which I've mentioned before (AGPL): http://onemodel.org ...because it tracks all my thoughts, plans, & resulting to-dos, and I mark them off when done ("archived") in a few keystrokes. Th
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    by lcall 9y ago

    I have wondered if Samoan is the most beautiful-sounding language I have heard of. I don't speak it but have heard a little. edit: some quick examples I found: - This one (speaking in a room, not great audio, but at say 1:28:00 OR 1:45
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    by lcall 9y ago

    i strongly second this need for a routine proceses, with whatever tool.
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    by lcall 9y ago

    I use this system which I've mentioned before (AGPL): http://onemodel.org ...because it tracks all my to-dos, and I mark them off when done ("archived") in a few keystrokes. Then there is a simple feature for dis
28. 688.▲
    by lcall 9y ago

    I put it in this system (AGPL): http://onemodel.org ...which is the best thing I've found for notetaking (I'm the author). It needs simpler installation and added features but is stable and works really well, really e
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    by lcall 9y ago

    A correction/ps, too late to edit: there is also apparently a kindle edition of the $3 "365 date ideas", so no niche app needed (though that's a nice app too, i have it): https://www.amazon.com/Date-Day-
30. 690.▲
    by lcall 9y ago

    My stepdaughter went on 100 dates while in her teens (like, while aged 16-18), to get to know a variety of people (clean, usually double dates). She married ~#72 and they're doing very well, like, idyllic, after some years (she has bl