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BSL is not good, it's great
(ognjen.io)
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Don’t Pay for 95% (2016)
(5kids1condo.com)
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Don't Write
(ognjen.io)
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DOs and DON'Ts for SaaS entrepreneurs – #1 (2012)
(christophjanz.blogspot.com)
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rognjen
3y ago
This isn't an article about how to sleep. It's an article about how one person approaches practice.
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By now I understand that people who agree and have gotten value from the article rarely comment.
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3y ago
I very strongly disagree and you having to lean on a clinical diagnosis to make your point makes me more sure that I'm correct. You can't "practice" having an arm if it was amputated. A classic example of an exception th
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3y ago
Did you read the article? You need to use your will to make very small steps? You can't _just_ will it....
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I think most of what we call "sleep problems" aren't actually pathological but are a consequence of our lifestyle in one way or another. and anecdotally those can be solved by lying still.
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3y ago
Exercise is magic. It's improved so many things for me.
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3y ago
Unbeknownst to you, what actually happens is that as soon as you fall asleep the universe is disassembled and then immediately re-assembled a few hours in the future.
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3y ago
Sometimes I think about what I'd do and how I'd get by if I was in Lord of the Rings. While lying still.
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3y ago
I think the general point still stands though. It's just that because you didn't use up your willpower to get started, you get to use it to keep going.
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rognjen
3y ago
What a comment: asking for empirical evidence on an article that's an anecdote.
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rognjen
3y ago
Meditation is kind of like sitting still.
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rognjen
3y ago
I appreciate that you recognize that. I'm not sure if I'm not writing clearly enough or if HN as an audience is a bit pedantic, but most comments here seem to have missed that.
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3y ago
For me the spread between mentally and physically tired was too large.
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3y ago
No TV in the bedroom is also a good rule.
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3y ago
It's 50% a joke, 25% laziness (because I didn't want to have to figure out how to generate a PDF and create a product for ezch post) and 25% an experiment because I had a tip link and over several hundred thousand views I had 0 ti
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Lie still in bed
(ognjen.io)
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Technical debt as a lack of understanding (2020)
(daverupert.com)
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Technical Debt Is Like a Tetris Game
(fluentcpp.com)
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3y ago
[Citation needed]
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GitHub Copilot Suggesting Links
(ognjen.io)
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Lists of Unsolved Problems
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Such vitriol! It's safer to assume they're inexperienced than arrogant.
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3y ago
Seconded. Especially A History of God.
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3y ago
He did his job and is getting rewarded for it.
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Block’s Response Confirmed Inflated User Counts While Ignoring Other Key Issues
(hindenburgresearch.com)
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4y ago
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Google Style Guides
(github.com)
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