Category: 3 Threads

  • Effort, reading and Geocities – 3 Threads

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    This is provided by members who get access to my book notes so become one and keep the content coming. Do you try hard? It’s easy to put in the minimum effort required to get the job done, but nothing great has ever come from putting in the minimum amount of effort. What if you…

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  • Software doesn’t think, RSS and 15 years of Vim – 3 Threads

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    This is brought to you by members. Become one to get my book notes and keep the content coming. Software can’t think for you Casey Newton has a great insight about productivity and thinking software. …software can’t automate your thinking. But I do think it can create the conditions for improved thinking: for making new…

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  • The Fountain, ebooks and the manosphere – 3 Threads

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    This is brought to you by members. Become a member or take a course to help keep the content coming. The Fountain and the Firehose Patrick Rhone looks at why we write. I like what Patrick has to say, and at the same time I’m continuing the link love by showing you a fountain that…

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  • Remote work, Text vs Video, Analogue Thinking – 3 Threads

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    This is brought to you by members. Become one to help keep the site running. I Love Remote Work Joan Westenberg talks about the promise of remote work admist the current crackdown on it by many companies. On my end, our family only runs because I can set my own hours and work at home.…

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  • Sissy shaming, broken things and future me is dumb – 3 Threads

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    This is brought to you by members who get access to my book notes and my courses. Sissy Shaming I still see this sissy-shaming happening in my daughter’s classes. She’s a fast runner and was just saying yesterday that when she beat everyone in the class in a running race the first boy across the…

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  • Ideal systems, Radium suppositories and women’s rights – 3 Threads

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    This is brought to you by members. Join and help keep the content coming. Hypothetical Ideal Systems RJ Nestor has a great article on the hypothetical systems we create. This is the videos/blog posts showing you all the needed folders in your note system or the “best” way to set up GTD. The second major…

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  • Analogue, Libraries and how to make the big bucks – 3 Threads

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    This is supported by readers like you. Become a member to keep the content coming. Carl Pullein on Analogue Carl talks about the analogue tools he’s loved this year and I get it. I have a notebook at my desk to record tasks all day and journal. I take most of my book notes in…

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  • Your Bookshelf, NaNoWriMo and Moleskine – 3 Threads

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    What Your Bookshelf Says David takes a look at the meaning behind your book habit. I’m currently a book stacker on the floor because I need to add a bunch of shelving to my office, but to do that I have to figure out where all the other stuff in my office goes. I purchase…

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  • Don’t Change Tools, Shitposting AI and Bad Phones – 3 Threads

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    Like this content, purchase a course to keep it coming. Stick with your tooling This is a great reminder to stick with your tools. This is why I don’t review lots of PKM apps, I’ve found Obsidian and it works for me. I don’t do a bunch of Obsidian content anymore because I’m not changing…

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  • TV, Time Management and Justified Art – 3 Threads

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    This is brought to you by members. Become one to help keep the site running. I don’t want to replace my TV At this point I have a 13-year-old 38″ LCD TV that doesn’t have good picture quality compared to what you can purchase now. It’s small and the the bezels are “huge”, yet after…

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