In the middle of the desert you can say anything you want
Each December since 2018, the LessWrong community comes together to look at the best posts from the previous year, and reflect on which of them have stood the test of time.
(https://www.lesswrong.com/bestoflesswrong)
So, not “what happened the last 12 month” but “what happened 24-to-12 months ago”.
This is brilliant and probably generalizable
To take out a key cylinder, remove the screw perpendicular to the side of the door; then insert a key, rotate the cylinder to either either an 11 or 13 o’clock position. Then it really easily slides out.
The qtile/qtile-examples: Example configurations and scripts for Qtile have multiple folders with example configurations and in the README a short description of the interesting stuffs there, like “python functions in config” or “themed widgets” or “custom window shortcuts”.
This is really nice on many levels, and helps against the multiple anonymous folders with stuffs one has to click through to find something interesting.
This python script is similar to my approach; the file then is used in obsidian.
I like the idea of adding the weather there! And of getting TODOS by parsing md files. And getting the calendar
Python really is the better thing to use for that, not bash. Sadly needs a computer to run.
When looking for similar stuff stumbled upon https://forum.obsidian.md/t/slrvbs-journaling-setup/22346, an example of how deep can one go with obsidian templates only.
“What’s the best part and what’s the worst part about working at $companyName for you?”
(Asked by a candidate in a job interview I was present on, during the usual “do you have any questions about our company” bit)
No particular order, just things that keep creating problems because I never learned then for real:
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betterOriginally written 2016-06-06 13:14:53+00:00
, quoting in full:
Один ответ на Кворе 1 стал вот последним катализатором, все это крутилось в голове уже пару лет, настало время формализировать это, пусть с “крутилось в голове” это станет конкретным чеклистом. Потом (но потом) — конкретными планами уровня “до конца месяца я учу Х”
All this on a thread by itself. I will work on my professional skills independently; that means mostly social engineering and infosec. For infosec there’s this, for SE I should at least working in my uni courses.
I mention a lot of books which, traditionally, I would need to buy in paperback to be able to highlight and write on them. Bad on finances, but the 10% rule is still with me; also, objectively/strategically speaking, it’s a very good investment in my future.
Speaking of books: https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-books-that-expand-our-mind/answer/Marcus-Geduld (“What are some books that expand our mind”) — a very thorough answer.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-most-useful-skill-I-can-develop-in-3-months ↩︎
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006Q1SQCQ?ref%5F=oh%5Faui%5Fsearch%5Fdetailpage&redirect=true&psc=1&pldnSite=1 ↩︎
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CL8F7EI?ref%5F=oh%5Faui%5Fsearch%5Fdetailpage&redirect=true&psc=1&pldnSite=1 ↩︎
Since I keep looking for it and it’s so hard to search for: ❀ Tibetan Bowl - Every 5 Minutes - YouTube
This contains #obsidian starter templates for a couple of scenarios (link database, research, ….)
This amount of stuff available for Obsidian really gives me hope it will live on.
masonlr/obsidian-starter-templates: Starter templates for Obsidian.md