I’m now on a quest on what I can do that won’t make my mind feel like I’m opening 50 Chrome tabs on a 2GB RAM computer.

There are so many things I can do at any given moment: I can watch videos, watch tv, write code, watch a TV show, see people fighting in Reddit about something random. Yet, the decision of doing something feels too large to grasp.

I’m now trying to remedy this by lowering the amount of information that I consume on a daily basis, but it’s honestly hard to do so, since this habit is so ingrained in my mind.

E o melhor meme de todos: "Samir, you are breaking the car, Samir, SAMIR!!"

Na Fórmula 1: Pelo menos 2 pneus devem estar dentro da pista, se não levará punição.

No Rally: Chegue vivo a linha de chegada (opcional)

Lembrei agr de uma corrida q o cara terminou ela com 3 rodas.

Let's gooo! Hopefully this app will grow big!

I try to do time blocking, but I always seem to ignore the time blocks and do something else with my work lol.

What seems to help me is the Ivy Lee method: write 6 tasks that I want to do today and work on one at a time. If I finish everything, i make another list, else I push them to tomorrow.

- I also should start being more consistent overall, be it with my blog posts, my time spent working, and other small things.

If you want to read the full review, you can read it on my Substack: open.substack.com/pub/producti...

Ser um rico anônimo deve ser muito legal. Tem o pró de ter muito dinheiro e não tem os problemas de fama e de ser rico.

Hi, grandpa

The one who pays the bills

(Currently using JavaScript, but enjoying Python)

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