Far preferable is the event-driven technique whereby I make a cursory attempt at doing some real stuff until the HN bot tweets something of fleeting interest, at which point I defer said real stuff to a background thread to be completed in an asynchronous fashion.
Get-shit-done - Easy way to stop distractions
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Re: Get-shit-done - Easy way to stop distractions
#52I once wrote a similar script which was configurable and it installed as a service. It would periodically scan /etc/hosts to check I wasn't cheating. $ sudo /etc/inid.d/procrastination-ctl start OK. $ sudo /etc/inid.d/procrastination-ctl stop You need to wait 59 minutes before you can stop. Managed to waste a whole day on that one.
I love the irony.
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#55I once wrote a similar script which was configurable and it installed as a service. It would periodically scan /etc/hosts to check I wasn't cheating. $ sudo /etc/inid.d/procrastination-ctl start OK. $ sudo /etc/inid.d/procrastination-ctl stop You need to wait 59 minutes before you can stop. Managed to waste a whole day on that one.
> Managed to waste a whole day on that one I love the irony.
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#57Re: Get-shit-done - Easy way to stop distractions
#58I once wrote a similar script which was configurable and it installed as a service. It would periodically scan /etc/hosts to check I wasn't cheating. $ sudo /etc/inid.d/procrastination-ctl start OK. $ sudo /etc/inid.d/procrastination-ctl stop You need to wait 59 minutes before you can stop. Managed to waste a whole day on that one.
> Managed to waste a whole day on that one I love the irony.