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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
I hear you on this one. Having a kiddo is what helped me realize I needed to take my procrastination issues seriously. Still, while I thought it'd be a major driver for more responsible behaviour, it didn't give me any solutions,
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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
Maybe you're experiencing the stage of emotional disregulation beyond fight or flight: freeze.[1] I have been trying to actually take a real break when I get distressed. Say you've been procrastinating for an hour, and you only ha
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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
Oh, I forgot to add: Tim Pychyl's work and podcast was such an essential resource for me as I started to take my procrastination issues more seriously.[1] Tim's a procrastination researcher out of the University of Ottawa, I think
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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
Hi HN! Exciting to see this model get some attention. Admittedly, it is mostly a sketch. I created this model in self-study but published it just in case it might help someone else. As Brené Brown says, I'm trying to get it right, not
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Here Comes the Sun–To End Civilization(wired.com)
2 points by ryanjamurphy 4y ago|0 comments
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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
Hi HN! I'm the author of the piece referenced in this Logseq post. > Logseq easily ticks the boxes [Navigability, Organizability, Transformability, and Extensibility] of this ITE framework, but it’s still early days in this new cate
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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
> What we have now is just a new hype-cycle, with new apps, new technologies and a new mix of features You contradict yourself. Is it "just a new hype-cycle," or is it "new apps, new technologies, and a new mix of features
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by ryanjamurphy 4y ago
I agree with your issue of reification and I like the concept of a "wit." I think we're getting there, too. See, for instance, https://github.com/nothingislost/obsidian-query-control — it renders the res
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by ryanjamurphy 5y ago
This is a fabulously concise way of explaining the difference between the three. Bookmarking your explanation to share in the future! A neat thing about reasoning is that we tend to use all three, too. Abduction → Deduction → Induction ...
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by ryanjamurphy 5y ago
This looks sleek, but isn’t that a _lot_ of glass? I had read something recently (e.g., https://www.wired.co.uk/article/stop-building-glass-skyscrap... ) suggesting that too much glass was bad for the environment.
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Obsidian Roundup–Weekly coverage of Obsidian plugins, themes, workflows and more(obsidianroundup.org)
5 points by ryanjamurphy 5y ago|0 comments
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by ryanjamurphy 5y ago
In my work in systems change, we look for leverage points and other systems features in order to design strategies for change. (e.g., https://designdialogues.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Syste... ) You
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by ryanjamurphy 8y ago
This is a useful set of instructions (thanks!) but it points to the biggest challenge Mastodon/ActivityPub will have in gaining a network. It's taken decades for people to "get" email, en masse (and many still don't
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by ryanjamurphy 11y ago
This is really neat. Thanks for sharing! I'll pass the learn.tedpak.com page to med students I know.