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This is profoundly true. Programming largely used to be a crazy pile of GOTO statements and "bad code". I shake my fist at today's programming! The wild west days of things can be …

Paper of various types and sizes, a good writing surface, an assortment of quality writing utensils, a three-hole punch, three ring binder, reusable sticky tabs, ruler, razor blade…

Anyone can point out that autistic, schizophrenic or very old people lack certain inhibitions. But it's downright fascinating to think it may be explained by dulled inhibitory neur…

> We fear he may not have focus for a long time for work Maybe take a different approach and give structure to what he already does naturally instead of trying to force a more typi…

What if my own interests aren't an option?

> The generator is curiosity. > When I’ve listened the most effectively to people, it’s because I was intensely curious—I was trying to build a detailed, precise understanding of w…

It seems many things can be done with a one-liner or short shell script, but I'm not fluent enough to recognize those patterns yet. I do know a few basic commands, but much of *nix…

> bruzu.com Good idea, well executed, short memorable domain name. Solid work, motyar.

> rather than painting a huge "hey, I'm using Tor Browser" target on your head. Huge problem for criminals. Excellent solution for innocent people wanting to anonymize their browsi…

That sounds like a great time to me! Zombocom has more value than all today's social media combined. You can do anything there.

One strategy might be reflecting about our personal limits; then doing away with "time management" altogether.

What if this isn't a memory issue? What if we don't need to remember everything and overestimate our roles as tiny person on blue dot? Or what if we don't remember due to valuing t…

What if this need is illusory? What if hooking a human up to the web is akin to wiring a tiny LED to a trillion volts?