Need it as a shell function in the Terminal :)
Lately I've been using timers daily
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#12Can anyone identify the font? I tried whatthefont but it's only giving me paid fonts, I'm pretty sure this is a free font but can't seem to find it. edit: thanks for the answers
I think it may be Noto Sans Mono. >I tried whatthefont Has that website ever worked for anyone?
The author links to their timer script, which links to what looks like dotfiles[1].
The author uses awesomewm (window manager), and loads the default font[2]. Default font is noto sans[3].
edit: add missing 'h' to start of ref 1.
[1]: https://github.com/madprops/awesome-setup/blob/f8557150941ce...
[2]: https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/blob/b13ac3e34d7702778a...
[3]: https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/blob/b13ac3e34d7702778a...
Re: Lately I've been using timers daily
#13I wonder what the author means by “Slowly goes down to 0”? Does this timer have longer seconds than other timers?
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#14This is the pomodoro method.
Its not. Either you don't understand pomodoro or the method outlined in the submission, but they're not the same.
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#15This is the pomodoro method.
If course you can use a timer any way you want, but this method is an Undo / Cooldown timeout, not a work timer.
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#16I wonder what the author means by “Slowly goes down to 0”? Does this timer have longer seconds than other timers?
It's loose language. It means that the timer slows down actions actions, by introducing a delay.
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#17You can also use `at` in POSIX-like shell
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#18Need it as a shell function in the Terminal :)
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#19Stop listening to podcasts.
Enjoy the quiet.
I use to fill up my day with listening to podcasts during all non-work time (e.g. driving in the car, exercising, even showering).
It overloads your brain if it's having to process info during every waking moment.
You brain just needs quiet time to think, relax and explore.
I'm way more relaxed, creative and find unique solutions to problems now, than before.
Re: Lately I've been using timers daily
#20This is the pomodoro method.
Its not. Either you don't understand pomodoro or the method outlined in the submission, but they're not the same.
If I understand correctly, they are used for differently but rely on the same principle; using a time to delimitate a task (in this case, to delimitate reflexion time).
I was actually thinking on using org pomodoro for implementing this.