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by obviyus 6y ago
That would be amazing!
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by obviyus 6y ago
Yeah this literally just happened to me this morning hence the usually reliable comment on the software. Took a bit of Googling to figure out what the Watch considers as exercise: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/
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by obviyus 6y ago
I haven’t ever been too keen on smartwatches and never really tried anything beyond a Fitbit. I recently ordered a Series 6 and I’m absolutely loving it. I can positively say this device on my wrist is the best thing I’ve done for my health
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by obviyus 6y ago
Right there with you. It’s a little disheartening that I hesitate to tell people where I’m based because of the precedent these people have set.
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by obviyus 6y ago
Hey HN, I got pretty annoyed with the massive influx of productivity YouTubers and Medium morning routing gurus so I built this (admittedlly immature) extension to have some fun! Inspired by this comment: https://news.ycombinator
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Show HN: Pooductivity – An extension to replace productivity with the poo emoji(github.com)
31 points by obviyus 6y ago|4 comments
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by obviyus 6y ago
Nothing against this specific post but with the massive influx of productivity YouTubers and Medium morning routine gurus I increasingly feel like blacklisting the word “productivity” entirely.
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by obviyus 6y ago
That was an excellent read. Thanks for sharing.
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by obviyus 6y ago
I thought I’ve heard that name before. Anish is also one of the teachers of Missing Semester of CS [1]. One of the best courses I have taken as a college student! [1]: https://missing.csail.mit.edu/
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by obviyus 6y ago
Yep! Every cell can hold values from a list. You can read more about it from where I originally found it: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/5lh6tc/eve...
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by obviyus 6y ago
I use one sheet every day to track my time. It’s simple enough with 24 x 365 cells for each year’s sheet. It takes me around 30s a day to fill it out. It’s mostly guesstimating what I was doing during the day. It’s a fun way to look back on
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by obviyus 6y ago
Looks great! This coupled with tldr would prove incredibly useful for some of my friends trying to get used to Linux.
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by obviyus 6y ago
Most HNers have their emails listed on their profiles and encourage sending a message. That could be a good starting point!
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Ask HN: How to create systems and not goals?
1 points by obviyus 6y ago|0 comments
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by obviyus 7y ago
Definitely agree. Finding a good starting point is equally difficult.