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tosbourn
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Hi Chris, Thanks so much for sharing, this is really great stuff. I like the idea of not getting caught up in email too soon in the day :-)
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Hi Joshua, thanks so much for your comment. I like the idea of bite-size deliverables and I make sure to try and communicate to the point of almost over communication.
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13y ago
Hey anon! Thanks so much for writing this. I love that research - I think I had heard of it or something similar before, certainly something I should take on board. My hope is that a 2 hour time frame should focus me to work on one task, an
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13y ago
Hey Martin, cheers for taking the time to write your thoughts. Right now I am certainly finding the work more than engaging in fact I kind of have to force myself to stop working in the evenings at the moment! The converted chapel sounds pr
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Hey Andrew, thanks so much for commenting. I actually agree with what you are saying, which may seem at odds to what I have written, but the idea of big breaks in my day was essentially so that I could have this 'useful' time to m
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13y ago
Hi there, thanks for the comment. I love the idea about working out my own natural rhythm, this is certainly something I want to experiment and tweak over time.
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13y ago
Hey Jonathan, thanks so much for taking the time to comment! Setting a routine certainly makes sense, I just hope I can stick to it!
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Hi Ricardo! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. Very interesting about working Sundays, I guess the reason why I had included Sunday was because I normally spend at least a few hours coding at the weekend so it wouldn't be a
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13y ago
Thanks for the comment! I have worked 10-16 hour days before and I can say for myself anyway plenty of time during those days is not as productive as it should be - I don't think many people could be productive for that length of time
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13y ago
Thanks so much for the comment Paul, this isn't something I have experienced yet but I had a feeling that it might be an issue so I have already researched co-working spaces I could invest in should this become an issue.
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13y ago
Thanks for the comment! I never want to leave the learning phase, it is way too much fun! :-)
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13y ago
I am the author of the blog post, would genuinely love to hear any thoughts or feedback :-)
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The problems I am facing with being able to work whenever I want
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Introducing Buffer for Business: A simpler and more powerful Social Media tool
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Resources for getting up to speed with Redis
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How Buffer Handles Team Emails
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Open a file in Github from the command line
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Soon I will be joining the Buffer team
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Dublin Web Summit Writeup
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13y ago
If you are posting this as a quick hack for remembering stored but forgotten passwords then excellent. If this is more about browser security, that is expected behavior.
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Some Interview Tips for Junior Developers
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Client Requests Through the Years
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http://examtime.com - it is cool because it is helping people (100,000 so far) study and pass exams.
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You should serve up assets without a protocol
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I have been using this for a short while and wrote them thoughts down: http://tosbourn.com/2013/10/development/review-whitehat-avia...
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Review: Whitehat Aviator
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Things to remember to do before any video conference / online call
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Insert Gists without JavaScript
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MySQLslap – A quickstart guide
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Good things happen to those that blog
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