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LegoZombieKing
2y ago
Your response should be broken into 2 parts: PART A) Pre-Contemplation: Your thoughts about the given task and its context. These internal thoughts will be displayed in part 1 and describe how you take the task and get the solution, as we
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Pomodoro Experiment: A 4-Day Comparison of Focus and Productivity
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3y ago
https://christianadleta.com/map I just started building it recently. Haven’t even gotten made a way to display all the posts just yet
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3y ago
Thanks! I appreciate the adaptation of the quote. I probably need to be more diligent in working on the feasible. I think my default is to assume everything must be optimized, and not that everything could just ‘be done’.
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Ask HN: Advice for when thinking about a problem for longer than is needed
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3y ago
I have been meditating for a few years now and recently decided to start building some custom meditations into my routine. I had a meditation for when I get out of the shower that helps me reflect on the day ahead. One that I listen to befo
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Show HN: I'm building a guidebook for turning an idea into an application
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3y ago
Thanks, I mostly wanted to illustrate that there are some who fall into the age and education range mentioned that also spend time to teach themselves outside of class. My main point being that its difficult to attribute knowledge directly
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LegoZombieKing
3y ago
As a 21 yr old, 3 years into my computer science degree, I (for the most part) agree. If I were just following the course material I wouldn’t expect too much from what you can learn from course work. I have even become slightly addicted to
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4y ago
I suppose you’re right. The only passion project police officer that is on patrol is probably myself.
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LegoZombieKing
4y ago
I am all for the use of goals, and I think I hit mine goal to learn with these projects. Now I'm in the weird goal-less limbo after achieving the original goal where I can re-evaluate and decide whether or not I want to keep going down
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4y ago
I think that part of it is the opportunity cost of working on a passion project. I have more than one of these types of projects, and I have to weigh them against one another. For example, I could work on these projects and building them ou
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4y ago
I think that's what I'm starting to fall into now. I've finished the workable versions of them, and now I'm starting to scope out features that might make them too complex. I use most of these programs every day, and the
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Ask HN: When do you say no to a personal passion project?
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4y ago
Hahaha, you got me there! I’ll be caught one day and pay for the hours I’ve saved. At the end of the day if I can’t read what I wrote thats on me.
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4y ago
This idea is really interesting. I’ve been using Copilot since it became publicly available for personal side projects. Recently, I ran out of google drive space and had to use something other than google docs to write my essay for school.
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/ozyYq
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4y ago
Just wait until students start using GPT-3 for written essays. Not giving anyone ideas or anything, but if you feed it your previous assignments and it learns your writing style it should be hard to detect with minor editing.
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4y ago
I have been in the same boat of trying to gamify my to-do list. So far I have been working with progress bars and goals to try and find a way to motivate me to get things done. I realized that the hardest thing is getting the long term goal
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5y ago
Is it just me or does this seem a tad bit extreme? Is this really a crime against humanity, or is this just an aggressive anti-google writer? I honestly do not know, which is why I seek more information and opinions from others
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This is my first comment on this site after lurking for a few years, I thought I would add my personal experience using ProctorU and how weird it feels to willing give up my personal privacy to take a test online. I go to UOPeople, which is