Show HN: Killing Procrastination by Making Everything Fit
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#2Very cool concept. Can you describe your experience in using this? Is it effective?
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#3Very cool concept. Can you describe your experience in using this? Is it effective?
I've been using it since I was developing it, and it's as effective as you make of it. Imagine a pomodoro timer, but you plan your pomodoros with extreme ease. It adds a lot more structure to your day too.
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#4integrate/sync with google calendar?
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#5why is there no repeat daily ?
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#6I don't see how this differs from a normal calender in terms of killing procrastination? The problem I have is not that I haven't planned correctly, it's that I do not follow my plan.
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#7This looks really cool, but it'd be nice to not need a Google account (which I do not have) to sign in.
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#8I don't see how this differs from a normal calender in terms of killing procrastination? The problem I have is not that I haven't planned correctly, it's that I do not follow my plan.
There's integrated time tracking. If you don't follow through in a day (say you only did 30 minutes of an hour allocated), you can reschedule very easily and down to the minute.
Re: Show HN: Killing Procrastination by Making Everything Fit
#9integrate/sync with google calendar?
It's on the roadmap, but there would be a ton of API calls to make; one of the main features is the ease of rescheduling things. Also, the idea is you can spread your task out over a day, because it's mainly a plannable timer, so any calendar integration would just be in the "day" field.
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#10I don't see how this differs from a normal calender in terms of killing procrastination? The problem I have is not that I haven't planned correctly, it's that I do not follow my plan.
There's integrated time tracking. If you don't follow through in a day (say you only did 30 minutes of an hour allocated), you can reschedule very easily and down to the minute.
If I reschedule all the time, what's the point of having the calendar? =)