raindropm

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   by raindropm 7y ago

   Well, that’s the point: You ‘expected’ your mind to be ‘calm’, and when your mind don’t do it what you want, you frustrated. Meditation shouldn’t be about ‘forcing’ your mind to be calm, but to let it calm, naturally. Like the muddy water i
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   by raindropm 7y ago

   I like the classic yellow blob design. It's undeniably neutral regardless of race, age or gender. Everyone used it until, well, one day someone told us that we should triggered by it. When you start diversifying, it never ends becau
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   by raindropm 7y ago

   Even you want to change, I still recommended Apple Magic Keyboard 2 for its pure quality and reliability. Not the most budget keyboard out there, but you get what you pay for (unlike their infamous butterfly switch Macbook keyboard, their
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   by raindropm 7y ago

   Like everyone said, strengthen your back muscle, glute and whatever muscle that weakened by sitting for too long — is the way to go. What works for me personally is Foundation Training by Dr. Eric Goodman. You can search Youtube and try the
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   by raindropm 7y ago

   Once I remember a coloring app developer, calling for artists to be featured in their app. Requirement: Portfolio and Instagram profile with a considerable amount of followers. I mean, it's perfectly understandable. Who will want to
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   by raindropm 7y ago

   I kinda thank you for your comment, it gives me more...hope? :) (I'm an artist) The same way when we see other human did something extraordinary that we think human can't do(based mostly on ourselves) For example, an artist who
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   by raindropm 8y ago

   IMO the physical separation of multiple monitors helps with cognitive load. Work GREAT when you need to look at some kind of references often. You don't need to think about window switching at all, you just know what you need is ther
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   by raindropm 8y ago

   I found we didn’t appreciate the spatial thinking ability of human brain enough. Right now what we got is the tech that gives us shallow 2-dimensional way ‘browser-style’ to interact with digital things, for the sake of convenient and less
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   by raindropm 8y ago

   Yep, not everything that counts can be counted. I see a lot of things got treated as unimportant just because it cannot be measured in number (or we don't know how, yet)
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    I have one simple rule that I (magically) am able to stick with for so long - make sure you clean up at the end of the day. No file on Desktop/Downloads, file things in their rightful place - or delete right away if it's not impor
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    For me personally, it's about change what to focus. I used to feel ache and pain on the shoulder and wrist. I've tried a lot of kind of keyboard, mouse, mousepad, wristpad, etc. Still not really helpful. One day I suspect that tho
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    Oh yeah, the lingering hope for THAT ultimate apps or THAT ultimate productivity technique that will finally change your life, postponed what you can do RIGHT NOW for things that might not even existed. Anyway, after searching for ultimate
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    You mean half of HN reader? :p
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    This is why many of us go to HN comments first instead of reading the actual article. Now I'm a bit ashamed haha. Anyway, I've read her book, and have to admit that I skim quite a bit. Her writing style is deep and informative,
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    I love it so much. The only Finder's feature(well, aside from label) I miss when using Windows Explorer. I can fly through my folder hierarchy quickly with just directional keys, with crystal clear picture of where/how deep I am
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    Sure, I found one here on Vimeo. https://vimeo.com/ondemand/alltherage also, the official website http://alltheragedoc.com/
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    Also, for anyone interested, there is a brilliant 2016 documentary film 'All the Rage, Saved by Sarno' Here's Dr.Sarno's words at the end of movie trailer: 'All this because of one simple idea — that the mind and th
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    I stretch it out quite a lot since I bought it. It's much better than the one that not stretched, though I admittedly have to take it off after a couple of hours like you said. My work focus is lost by then anyway, so it's a good
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    I can, but it's certainly better not wearing glasses, because at the end of the day, it's an earmuff that designed to clamp your head quite tightly. Also, the cushion on these earmuffs isn't the most comfortable cushion in th
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    That aside, I found that construction earmuff is quite good for blocking sound and gain focus — with just about 5% price of top noise canceling headphone in the market. It took a bit getting used to though(and took quite some times to &#x27
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    I always really, really want to do it(I'm graphic designer/illustrator and have a lot tips & trick, experience and insight I want to share) but writing things for other people to read and understand is a (tedious) work in itse
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    by raindropm 8y ago

    Drinking/Karaoke, in order to build a connection with client or bonding with coworker is a big part of Japanese business. I bet a lot of people don't want to do it, but Japanese culture is not kind to someone who stand out from th