A lot of dev projects. Currently, cultivating my digital garden. I am moving my notes from all the places into a single location. Both at work and off work. The small wins help.
After I wrote about my changing music habits, I’ve tweaked my habits slightly. Earlier I asked my digital assistant to “play some music”. I now say “play my favorite music” or ask it play a specific playlist. This has helped.
Often my daughter asks me the meaning of a word unknown to her. Which is fine, but she doesn’t stop at that. She wants me to enact the meaning too. Like today she wanted me to enact what a character “squealing” would sound like. Unfortunately, I’m neither that good at English nor at acting. Sigh!
I figure, at the midway stage, India still isn’t in any position to be a contender to win the T20 World Cup. Or even to reach the finals, for that matter. They weren’t the favourites going in. They haven’t improved their chances much 🏏
The Curious Bee and her friends celebrated Halloween yesterday — she dressed up as a witch. She wanted herself to look scary, but I don’t think she can be. To my eyes, she looked so cute! Anyway, happy Halloween folks! 🧙🎃
Build my productivity system. As much as the p-word is hated, I need a process to manage the sheer amount of tasks vying for my attention.
I just got an external display in my workspace at home. I should have done this earlier, but I was afraid the large display will crowd the desk. On the contrary, I love this setup! It has instead freed up with so much space. Curious how something larger can occupy lesser.
“Even if you ideologically agree with him, unless you love being a replaceable cog who has to dance on command, this is not a workplace to be in."
A comment that says so much about the anxiety among Twitter employees.
Source: Elon Musk’s Disastrous Weekend on Twitter - The Atlantic →
I disabled all cross-posting today. I will manually syndicate the posts I want. Basically, I consider all platforms independent and will use them in their native forms.
- I think it’s time to make all content 20% human-produced.
- To a coder, if his code doesn’t work, it means he’s wrong.
Here’s what AI thinks I can write based on what I have written on Twitter. Interesting!