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I've been using Ubuntu as my primary OS for three years. I'm largely happy with the user experience.

Should I switch to PureOS?

Here's the episode on ListenNotes:

https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/product-club-with/dusti...

Here's how I handle lack of motivation mechanically:

- I spend time asking why, and allow myself to answer that question before rushing into an action

- I allow myself to answer "I'm tired, I want to do nothing"

These two help me work on goals and rhythm. Goals are where you intentionally want to go, the why. But if you don't have useful habits, you won't get there. That's rhythm.

Ignore goals, and you might work a lot, but have no control in where you're going. That might lead to feelings of helplessness. Ignore rhythm, and you might not learn to do the work. Instead of actually working towards where you want to go, you might juggle goals, and dream about the future.

Thanks!

What is "the infamous Felleisen-Wadler paper"?

And in the intersection of mutability and immutability you have fantastic experiences like live editing and time travel. /Where/ the interface for mutability is located is essential.

Nassim Taleb greatly expands on this point in Antifragile. For a freely available, techical argument, check out Doing Statistics Under Fat Tails[1].

[1]: https://www.fooledbyrandomness.com/FatTails.html

I'm using Pandoc through Hakyll[1]. Hakyll does the static site stuff, and delegates to Pandoc for document conversion. Configuration is in Haskell.

[1]: https://jaspervdj.be/hakyll/

Here's a dataset link that doesn't require registering with Kaggle:

    https://www.teodorheggelund.com/static/world-happiness-report-2019.zip