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by raindropm 6y ago
The author lost me there too. I think the general experiences for many of us here is: you can't listen to music that occupied the same cognitive channel of what you're doing. If you're thinking, writing, or planing(or anythin
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by raindropm 6y ago
I used to read book while eating(it's my lifelong habit) now I replace it with Wikipedia. Learn something new here and there everyday(mostly old history stuff) Nothing beats its rabbit hole and its barebone-but-focused interface. It do
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by raindropm 6y ago
You know what you're in for, I think? Also, if your site is thread the line of review-spam-without-actual-content-or-actual-review-site, then this bound to happened sooner or later.
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by raindropm 6y ago
GP = grand parent. The topmost parent comment we’ve reply (or refer)to.
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by raindropm 6y ago
True. And we’re not even in the immersive ‘VR’ age of gaming. When it come, I can see many people will face with depression because whatever they consume is too immersive.
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by raindropm 6y ago
Well, that’s true. I think most of us realize that the scope of most research is super specific (with tightly control variables) and just can’t apply broadly. Just don’t let the media see this, because that’s when it will blown out of propo
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by raindropm 6y ago
Last time I play Assassin's Creed:Origin, I have to stop halfway because I'm tired of all those senseless killing. I feel bad and sad for those virtual Roman soldier I've killed, how can that even happened? (P.S. I'm n
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by raindropm 6y ago
Well, unfortunately no. Ratatat is my lucky find. Heard their 'Gettysburg' while watching some random gaming clip that feature their music! and they're not my usual genre I've listen to. So Google is your best friend...
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by raindropm 6y ago
Gosh I love Ratatat’s Magnifique.
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by raindropm 6y ago
As a non programmer, I always secretly admire Jetbrains's software icons. So unique :)
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by raindropm 6y ago
I've met your site via your comment on HN about a year ago, on the topic about organizing...something...that I can't remember now. The idea intrigue me! It's not often you see kind of thing that seems mundane(to general inter
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by raindropm 6y ago
I love it. Back then when internet used to be weird and fun, and not all about profit or fame...
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by raindropm 6y ago
This is gold.
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by raindropm 6y ago
I think most users never even heard about Adblockers or how it will improve their web browsing life considerably. It's the thing people never know they want. On other story, I give my junior advice that she should install adblocker on
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by raindropm 6y ago
No one mention those goats herd? Just watching them grazing made me already relax. :)
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by raindropm 6y ago
Nothing better than seeing people spend time doing something they love & honing their craft, for years. You can see the overflowing passion. It's more about being fast and move on to next big things(or so they think) nowadays. That
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by raindropm 6y ago
Well, it feel entitled because he mention about don't want to 'let untrusted websites run javascript in my browser'. Said untrusted website however, is the author's website. And it feel like the author need to answer t
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by raindropm 6y ago
Both important. It’s just that the world today is gear toward communication to the point of overloaded your every sensory available. What left of attention are all stole by social media and their ilk. People just can’t focus anymore, and wh
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by raindropm 6y ago
I think this year is filled with stories to tell, in various angles. It's just, they need to change their perspective of what to 'rewind' So many videos for them to choose from, especially video with human touch and what peop
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by raindropm 6y ago
It's new in a sense of 'something that is not yet another rigid list of tasks' It's Eisenhower Matrix through and through, but I found draggable task dot quite refreshing.
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by raindropm 6y ago
I bought mine (Canon Laser) about what, 10 years ago? I'd say it's one of the best office appliance I bought and I think it can comfortably last my lifetime. I print some pages about 5 times/year max. The toner that comes wit
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by raindropm 6y ago
Right? Maybe the speck of hostility is as little as we interpret the word 'side projects' differently and forget about other context and variable, or simple fact that not everyone have a knack on side project...I found that if you
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by raindropm 6y ago
Here's my experience. Until you have the luxury to pursue any side project you want, I found that side project that scratch your itch on your main job work best. You have fun with problem solving at your own pace, and also make your wo
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by raindropm 6y ago
This right here. When you overloaded with a lots of things, it will take toll on your body and mind eventually. You know what's good, but you just can't bring yourself to 'just' do it. It's not fun at all. I persona
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by raindropm 6y ago
Hey...This is great. I have this kind of 'fuck everything' moment from time to time. It's satisfying but not last long because the lack of further plan. Still miles better than scrolling through reddit or reading gurus advice
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by raindropm 6y ago
Also freaks accident that make it quite unpredictable. I clench my butt every time they group together, especially at the start of the race oh god
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by raindropm 6y ago
I like your quick math. It finally convinced me to ditch daily latte!
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by raindropm 6y ago
Got some nice wallpapers here. Thanks Ghibli!
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by raindropm 6y ago
Nothing inspired confidence like the sound of joy after one found answer they looking for....Yahoo!! Also the runners up, Bing.
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by raindropm 6y ago
Didn't know they're based in Germany. Several years ago it is THE web I need to check everyday haha.

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