At home, I don't either, though I generally have some sort of nonsense tv on.
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#12Moby Lindsey Stirling Solar Fields Imagine Dragons M83 The War on Drugs Gorkem Han Jr Tony Anderson Simon & Garfunkel
Definitely helps block out noise and gets me to focus.
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#13at work, I generally don't. It's more important for me to know what's being discussed around me. At home, I don't either, though I generally have some sort of nonsense tv on.
I would like to that do. But open office and continuous chatting make it kinda impossible.
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#15For "mechanical" work, I prefer Metal: the faster, the better.
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#16at work, I generally don't. It's more important for me to know what's being discussed around me. At home, I don't either, though I generally have some sort of nonsense tv on.
>at work, I generally don't. It's more important for me to know what's being discussed around me. I would like to that do. But open office and continuous chatting make it kinda impossible.
I just ignore everything that isn't important to me.
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#17The Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis, of course.
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#20I tend to need music without lyrics, or in a foreign language, or sometimes that is so familiar to me that I don't pay attention to the words.
Usually I can't have music for high-focus tasks. Talking, either, so I use a linux shell command to generate whitenoise sometimes, it sounds a bit like ocean waves:
alias whitenoise='play -q -c 2 -n synth brownnoise band -n 1600 1500 tremolo .1 30'