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jeremywho··on Experiments on a $50 DIY air purifier that takes 30s to assemble
I'm looking for this as well.

The only think I found was https://www.adafruit.com/product/3686, but thats 4x the price of aliexpress.

jeremywho··on Sorry, keto fans, you're probably not in ketosis (2018)
> but without a nutritionist guiding you it’s still hard to get down into ketosis.

I guess this is geared towards people who read a blog and decide they want to try it without educating themselves?

jeremywho··on Ask HN: How do you take notes?
I'm gonna give it a go. They have an interesting business model: > You can use cloud version for free, or pay for a self-hosted version and host Clockify on your own servers and premises.
jeremywho··on Ask HN: How do you take notes?
Do you have a link for clocker? The only thing I can find is a world clock.
jeremywho··on Ask HN: What habits make a programmer great?
I find #3 (minus the music part) to be so important and yet so challenging, having grown up in a house where the TV was ALWAYS on in the background. I spent my teen years falling asleep with the TV on. It feels very uncomfortable at first to forego TV/Movies, FOMO hits hard.

A couple of ideas for taming it.

0) Media detox. It's can be so uncomfortable at first, feel what its like to go without for a week. A similar thing worked for me when I was trying to lose weight, getting used to fasting and what true hunger felt like allowed me to restrict my calories effectively without falling off the wagon.

1) Don't pick up new shows, finish out current seasons and leave it at that.

2) Make a rule that you won't watch TV/movies unless you are watching with someone else, so it's a social activity.

3) Only watch shows when you are working out, cleaning, other mundane task like that. Although you could go the other direction and say those are great activities to practice mindfulness with.

4) Pick one day/week to allow for watching things, ie Part of Sunday is just a lazy day in bed. Kind of like a cheat day.

jeremywho··on “They Basically Reset My Brain”
Do you have a routine you follow? Any chance of getting a more detailed account of what activities you're doing for each?
jeremywho··on Reuters' position on covering Trump
U.S. president calls journalists "among the most dishonest human beings on earth” or that his chief strategist dubs the media “the opposition party."

I think their reason to respond is self-explanatory.

jeremywho··on I have no side code projects to show
Wait, I thought Amazon is NOT the place for work/life balance. Why is a guy that wants work/life balance working at Amazon?
jeremywho··on Leonardo Da Vinci’s To Do List (circa 1490)
That reads more like a bucket list than a todo list.
jeremywho··on Ask HN: How to start a successful side business
Might seem like a silly question to a lot of people around here but, any tips for identifying niche markets to target?
jeremywho··on A/B Testing, from scratch
This article feels similar to "how to draw an owl".
jeremywho··on Cutting Back Sugar Improves Obese Children's Health in Just 10 Days
Do you drink coffee?
jeremywho··on Improving Programmer Productivity (Mind Map)
So if it's as bad as you make it sound, then you should probably not be using the substance with which you refer?
jeremywho··on 40% off at PragProg on Ruby and Rails titles
Another FYI, Programming Ruby 1.9 3rd Ed

at PragProg w/40% off: $29.97 at Amazon: $28.82

Not sure about shipping costs at PragProg, but on Amazon the book qualifies for Prime shipping.

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