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It might sound silly but I've found it to work quite well for me: I store the (rather coarse) data on these exercise activities in my Google calendar. I also do some more fine-grai…

The teams I've been working on have resorted to data tests instead of code tests. That means that the data produced by your code is tested against a certain set of expectations - i…

> I felt that when I was writing publicly about my life/thoughts I was focusing too much on my ego. Why do you want to avoid that?

For a reason I haven't been able to distill I really appreciate it when people known for one facet of their personality (here: being a big shot in crypto) have the courage to be op…

I agree that what you suggest is more useful in many scenarios, particularly when one care about _monitoring_ of performance. Unlike the rest of the notifications, my ambition with…

That's a great point! I vaguely tried to go in that direction by plotting the average over the past 7 days, the average over the 7 days before and the average over the year to date…

Last time I checked organice didn't support offline editing on mobile. If that worked it would likely also be my weapon of choice!

Cool idea! I do like to be able to work on it offline, e.g. on planes, though.

My current setup is also slightly dissatisfying in that regard. What's nice (or rather a consolation) about orgzly - the mobile app I use - is that upon conflict, it explicitly off…

I personally find it so easy to forget how deeply ingrained the assumption of a working legal system is in everything I do.

Thanks!

I appreciate the level-headedness of this writeup.

Would you mind sharing how you 'learn'?

I think there should be other, better ways of rectification than firing someone.

Thanks for the hint! I wrote this up a little more explicitly: http://kevinkle.in/jekyll/update/2019/09/23/breaking_pills.h...