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To break a habit: avoid triggers and make it harder(medium.com)
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by peterhartree 10y ago
> Call your cell phone provider and set up a PIN or password, ask for a port freeze and ask to lock your account to your current SIM. Seriously — do this. I’ve twice had the experience of walking into the retail store of a major UK netwo
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Show HN: Protect your focus – hide your Gmail inbox by default(inboxwhenready.org)
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Show HN: Protect your focus – hide your Gmail inbox by default(inboxwhenready.org)
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by peterhartree 10y ago
> Fluidity recognizes that ethics can have no ultimate foundation, but that we can still often make clear judgements. [...] It takes ethics to be a matter of collaborative practical improvisation that is responsive to specific situations
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BBC Radio 4: The Force of Google [Audio](bbc.co.uk)
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by peterhartree 10y ago
I made a Chrome extension for Gmail which includes a timed inbox lockout feature. You could configure this so that you can only see your inbox at specific times of day. https://inboxwhenready.org/
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by peterhartree 10y ago
I enjoyed the piece, thanks Michael. Sorry for the boring feedback, but the post feels like it needs a bit more proofreading. Some of the syntax is a little confusing and I noticed a couple of definite typos: > So what should to you? Sho
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by peterhartree 10y ago
Strongly agree. Another good option for aerobic exercise is the 7 minute workout [1]. I often do a couple of rounds of this when I need a quick refresh between sessions of focussed work. The routine is easily done in an office / park &
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Ask HN: What percentage of your website visitors block Google Analytics?
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Show HN: Chrome extension to help Gmail users stay focussed(chrome.google.com)
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BBC World Service: Default World (on Silicon Valley utopianism) [audio](bbc.co.uk)
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by peterhartree 11y ago
9/10 I'd say that's roughly half because I enjoy the work and half because over the years I've got better at looking after myself, being self-aware and cultivating positive habits. For me, the big wins have been: (1) Reg
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A16z Podcast: The Future of Software Development(soundcloud.com)
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by peterhartree 11y ago
The post author writes: > So, very soon, the days of pre-rendering PhantomJs snapshots and serving shadow content to spiders will be over. To be clear: webmasters of sites with dynamic content should not celebrate yet. There are still in
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by peterhartree 11y ago
1. You can download the source code of any extension on the Chrome Web Store using this extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-extension-s... 2. Review the source code. 3. Visit chrome:/&
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by peterhartree 11y ago
> They depend on humans behaving as interchangeable units of labor. This isn’t a new problem... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q030WNZvXrA (Clock scene from Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927))
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by peterhartree 11y ago
Thanks for your feedback @tosbourn. I only released this today, but if the Chrome extension proves popular I'll definitely look at porting this to Firefox and Safari.
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Show HN: Chrome extension to hide Gmail inbox by default(chrome.google.com)
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by peterhartree 11y ago
> Well, trying to subscribe bounces over to a different subscription page that asks to fill out a name and university, but to leave the university blank if it does not apply. But trying to submit that form fails with a validation error t
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by peterhartree 12y ago
An EU-backed research project, lead by Luciano Floridi. "The deployment of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and their uptake by society affect radically the human condition, insofar as it modifies our relationships to
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The Onlife Manifesto – Being Human in a Hyperconnected Era(ec.europa.eu)
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Urban Death Project plans to make compost from dead people(urbandeathproject.org)
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