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My bet is Apple
Canon has https://magiclantern.fm/
Once you have solidified that, you can decide to quit programming.
Doing this currently!
Maybe this will help: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24080378 A thread on Mac Shortcuts
Besides that, google/youtube are your friend here, just search 'Mac productivity' and who knows what you will find!
Sometimes over-engineering gets you no where.
One source: https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/04/dutch-researchers-expl...
> A good group of coworkers (for me) who legit really care about protecting these astounding natural resources. And a feeling that you're really making a difference and reaching people.
This feeling of 'feel' for a thing, its what I miss in tech personally. Companies offer a service, want a happy customer and make money that way. But a 'feel' for the actual goal and way its done usually lacks. Too many egos...
I did a Ruby bootcamp 4 years ago at the age of 18, because I always liked computers and hacking around a bit. 4 years later I don't regret doing it, I learned a lot, but I have to motivate myself too much to keep on going with programming.
I find more joy in doing activities where I get to use my hands and body, being active all day. Last year I started working at a bakery which was so much fun and these quarantine days I have been starting repair an old house and painting artworks.
I guess I'll have to find out how to turn that into a living, but it gives me more joy then chasing the money that is in the tech industry. We'll see how it goes!
Besides that, I have block the whole recommandation landing page that Youtube gives you with uBlock, since it was huge distraction for me
People thought they were great and prefered them over beef, untill they found out it was horse.
Its all in the mind!
(Steak doesn’t kill you though, airplanes do)
Edit: resto is called Piet de Leeuw
It sucks however for non-techies that this option is hard to recreate at home.