Show HN: I spent weeks trying alternatives to 24hr time. This system won
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Re: Show HN: I spent weeks trying alternatives to 24hr time. This system won
#2Love that it integrates w/ GCal!
Re: Show HN: I spent weeks trying alternatives to 24hr time. This system won
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#4A few months ago I started an experiment called “hacker time,” living on alternatives to the 24-hour clock. The system that won divided the waking day into 10 blocks of 100 minutes each. It is like a metric system for time that starts when I wake up at 0.00 and ends at 9.99 when I should be sleeping.
Throughout quarantine I’ve been building newDay, a calendar/planner that uses this system. Here are a few things you can do with it:
- Set up hourly intentions for each of the 10 newHours (takes me - Monitor weather / sun level data throughout the day
- Navigate with vim-like hotkeys
- Import/Export from Google calendar
Many of today’s tech companies have an abusive relationship with their users’ attention and data. newDay strives to earn your usage by helping guide you on the path you choose while holding your time, attention, and data as sacred.
I am committed to transparency when it comes to the use of your data. You can use newDay in an anonymous cookie-only mode. More details here: https://newdaynew.me/privacy. I know there is still room for improvement and I welcome community feedback.
newDay has helped me build a fulfilling life while quarantined, and I hope that it works well for you, too. All thoughts, feedbacks, rants, and nitpicks are welcome.
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Re: Show HN: I spent weeks trying alternatives to 24hr time. This system won
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#7Interesting system and redesign of time. It's mapping more closely to my maker schedule/mental model with the chunking of time and intentions, should enable more deep flow work