I earn a monthly salary. That means that as long as I avoid getting fired I earn the same amount regardless of how much time I spend on Reddit/Facebook.
Do you know how much money would you make instead of sitting in Facebook/Reddit?
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#12You might find some good models here - https://github.com/humanetech-community/awesome-humane-tech#...
Thanks, awesome materials!
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#13I earn a monthly salary. That means that as long as I avoid getting fired I earn the same amount regardless of how much time I spend on Reddit/Facebook.
I see.
Are there activities that you would consider productive (you would like to do more) and activities that are non-productive?
There is an idea to assign a positive hourly rate for good time spent and a negative hourly rate to other activities in the internet.
The app would track that time spend and show balance to gamify productivity rise.
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#14A blend of hackernews, Reddit and Pinterest would be nice.
Definitely, thanks.
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#15Feature request - make it fun and position it in a different way than "how much you would make instead". Calculating hourly rate multiplied by time spent on a distracting platform is useless because in reality the overwhelming majority of people don't have an additional income source where that time can be invested. And the ones who do will find it really difficult to calculate an accurate hourly rate. On top of this…
That's a very good point, however, then it becomes much more complex. > time spent on a distracting platform is useless because in reality the overwhelming majority of people don't have an additional income source where that time can be invested in Was thinking to propose options for that, e.g. give a link guides how to make a side income, for example, Upwork, creation of youtube channel, etc. To make it positive is…
There is an idea to assign a positive hourly rate for good time spent and a negative hourly rate to other activities in the internet.
The app would track that time spend and show balance to gamify productivity rise.
This is the current idea of how to approach the challenges you have mentioned.
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#16Wow nyc info . Its a very good thing .Do not waste time.
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#17I earn a monthly salary. That means that as long as I avoid getting fired I earn the same amount regardless of how much time I spend on Reddit/Facebook.
I'm salaried and eligible for overtime, but I don't have the option of overtime whenever I want. I did have a job with unlimited overtime once, but it didn't last (the overtime I mean, they decided to classify us as exempt).
If you are eligible for overtime, it seems like, say, time-and-a-half is probably going to be more lucrative than a second job.
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#18Wow nyc info . Its a very good thing .Do not waste time.
sorry, what?
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#19I'm a father of a three year old so you know what, sometimes sitting on Reddit is good for my brain. Need to rest it!
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#20But time != energy + motivation. Also time != money. I realize it won't be as eye-catching, but showing time wasted rather than money is more direct and truthful. Then I suppose the problem is that apps like that already exist...