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Ask HN: What is your definition of luxury?
2 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Who are your comfort youtubers?
3 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Things to Do in a New City
2 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|2 comments
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
https://www.quantamagazine.org/what-is-entropy-a-measure-of-... I recently read this and was blown away by the way entropy was re-introduced to me.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
I'm saving this for frequent checks. Much appreciated.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
Interesting! I would love to try it out.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
That's the most practical advice anyone can ever give. Thanks for the heads up.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
there there my friend.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
Indeed. I had also built this dashboard(1) which overrides my browser tab so I am always aware of what I have to get done. I need to start using it again. Thanks! 1. https://github.com/JUSTSUJAY/Tickr
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
I'm also finishing a book per week, but after reading I'm scrolling usually(not much but I would be lying if I say I don't). Can you suggest some good fiction? I recently finished the Good Girls Guide to Murder set and am loo
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
I bet you've read atomic habits.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
Locking some apps without knowing the password also helped me. I used to ask one of my friends who used to stay sufficiently away to lock with some password so that I would hesitate to go that far and feel guilty enough to even think that.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
Interesting! I had always thought that sketching deadlines brings the best but timeboxing completes it with its second half of deciding when to start it.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
> the part I need to do feels too big too start without a full weekend of available time. Parkinson's Law!
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Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?
52 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|43 comments
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Ask HN: Health Advice for a Tech Person
7 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: Good Commencement Speeches to Listen To
1 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Paint the picture of our future for the upcoming decades
2 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why is everyone leaving OpenAI?
3 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|2 comments
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
I've overlooked the importance of having a good virtual presence, I believe it's better to be noticed and be an average developer than being very great but working alone. The former is more impactful and not that I intend to be av
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Ask HN: What is the best thing that you've automated?
10 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|5 comments
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
6 is so true
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
Do you believe in being generalist or a specialist?
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
And you'll be remembered by the way you treated them.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
That's Smart. I also believe that a good partner can be one of the deciding factors of our better future.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
True, everyone's putting on a show but nobody has actually figured it out.
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Ask HN: As you got older what have you realised?
15 points by sujayk_33 2y ago|57 comments
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
I read an article that the models have become lazy as if they mimic the human behavior of postponing some work over to the next month if you are close to the month end or to next year if you're close to Xmas and things like that.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
I've never completed a book in one sitting! Now I am envious of that feeling and would love to read a book from start to finish soon. I've two books from the millennial series remaining to be read, maybe I can start with those.
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by sujayk_33 2y ago
Interesting! I often read self-help books slowly to understand them better or let those thoughts sink in. I agree that the books are great but I didn't find myself reading them non-stop as I do with some story type or Sci-fi novel.

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