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mezod
9y ago
url? :D
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mezod
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so in a way you guys are "microblogging" the knowledge right?
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9y ago
keep up with the good job!
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9y ago
very insightful and the kind of answer I was looking after, thank you
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sorry, the question might have been poorly worded. I just didn't want to use the word "notes" to not bias the answers. I was referring to the process of learning, when you start with a new topic, you learn a lot of things, of
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9y ago
it's not a record to remember, my question was more along the lines of, you learn a new topic? you might keep 10 bulletpoints that streamline the core of what you've learnt, etc. otherwise, to me, it feels easy to forget one compo
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9y ago
are the gists public? care to share? the firefox search bar only works for those in the first page right?
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Ask HN: Do you keep track of what you learn? how?
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Ask HN: Do you use any alternative microblogging platform?
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9y ago
haha awesome! :-)
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9y ago
nice! So, you are going more for the "mind map" approach right? I am a bit confused now. So links, notes, blog posts, and other 'items' you named on your first answer would be nodes here? I see how it would be very easy
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9y ago
wow, really nice stuff!
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haha nice, it's related to my https://everydaycheck.com :-)
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9y ago
interesting approach!
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9y ago
hey, I am really interested in learning more. I am working on something very similar. I have already developed some apps in this direction but I am going for a new iteration. I am just curious about your approach. The "it classifies&qu
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9y ago
just divide it into subprojects and tackle them individually :P it sounds like a dashboard tool with gadgets that you can build with time
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Ask HN: What 'product' have you done for your own use?
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I have my own set of tools to try to help me in that regard. I keep iterating on it to try to find a flexible solution that covers as much as possible, long term goals, short term goals, projects, etc. I use https://everydaycheck
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9y ago
Great thread! One of my habits is to try to think of what I learnt the previous day, and if it involves some specific lines of code, briefly go through them to recap. The other is to try to learn something new every day, no matter how littl
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9y ago
thanks for that little comment :)
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Show HN: Awesome-indie – Resources for independent developers to make money
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hey superasn, thanks for the feedback! This was exactly one of my primary goals, no "skip a day feature". If you skip, you have to start again. There's nothing wrong with streaks being hard to go over 15. I myself have been u
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Show HN: EverydayCheck – A minimalist app to help you form new habits
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Show HN: EverydayCheck – A minimalist app to help you form new habits
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The way I did it was to start freelancing so that I could pay the expenses with less hours and then use the rest of the time for sideprojects. Finally, one of my sideprojects ( https://everydaycheck.com ) shows interest and tracti
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Ask HN: What would have you done differently in the last year?
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2) is very important. I was in a rather similar situation as OP and thought "I have to do things to keep my mind distracted", so I started trying to do several things every day. After a while I wanted/needed to have a way to
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hehe I'm in a rather similar situation, but instead of trying to find a job I'm trying to create my own, and since you talked about habits, I need to share my work now! https://everydaycheck.com :P
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Ask HN: What book would you recommend for someone in their 90s?
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Awesome-indie – Resources to help independent developers make money
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