Practical ways I’ve learnt from experience to avoid disappointment in your use of time. Try to have a plan for your time even if you actually have no formal plan that you’ve booked or arranged. Read on for all the details!
I like to talk openly to people and find out what feelings and traits we share - bond over a shared dislike of certain aspects of life. It helps to know that we aren’t alone in feeling frustrated or sad or bored in various situations. Sometimes I discover these things at parties, hikes, late night phone calls, group chats once you get to know them. Think of this post as a little Am I Normal post, but condensed and with some kind thoughts.
I’d like to talk about attention and achieving things for yourself. Your day, your life. My day, my life. Our attention has been stolen and potentially reduced by stimulus.
I get email. Lots of it. Here are some of my attempts to keep it under control
I’ve always wanted to write a bullet point list of tips, so here’s some! Just random tips based on my experiences.
What’s an effective use of our limited free time in modern society? Let's think about free-time usage!!
I've moved this blog to Hugo and Netlify
I learn more about Power BI and the Facebook Archive while trying to process the chats.
As a sometimes unhappy or bored software developer I’ve often not enjoyed cooking proper meals for myself. But sometimes I try to because it’s healthier, cheaper, and impressive.
It turns out GitHub.dev works perfectly well for updating code on the iPad.
