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Curtis McHale

A Notebook is too slow?
What if a notebook doesn't keep up with your thoughts?

Wait, what if you're thinking about it all wrong and you're attempting to move far faster than you can realistically while giving your tasks and ideas the thought they require?

I still sit with a notebook in front of me daily. I track my tasks for the day in that notebook and write about my day, today I just w
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#LinksOfInterest #productivity #rest

curtismchale.caA Notebook is too slow? – Curtis McHale
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Mysterious Legends

Me: #wake ing up at 6-7am,

Doing some #background #stuff and not finding much #motivation yet to #record

Me at 10am: #rest ing my eyes from too much screen

Me at 12:10: crap! I need to go to #work!!!!!

אני: ‎#מתאורר ב10 ב ‎#בוקר

‎#עושה כמה
‎#דברים ברקה מבלי הרבה
‎#מוטיבציה להקליט

אני ב10 בבוקר: סוגר ‎#עניים י הייתי יותר מדי מול ‎#מסך

אני ב12:10 שיט! אני ‎#צריך ‎#ללכת ל ‎#עבודה !!!

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Weekend Editor

@sigue @screwtape

Very Dylan-appropriate; one-of was introduced exactly to capture this. Otherwise you'd be doing type-union() and singleton():

define constant one-of
= method (#rest objects)
apply(type-union,
map(singleton, objects))
end method;

As one who has the scars of having written type inference in Dylan, I approve. :-)

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MelancholicBear

It seems to me that a lot of people who feel stuck in their job and want to escape to a better time, like the manufactured 50s, should try hygge before completely upending their life.

Hygge is often about informal time together with family, close friends, or by yourself. Typically, the setting is at home or another quiet location, or perhaps a picnic during the summer months.

It's a form of self-care and mindfulness without consumerist meddling.
#Hygge #rest #selfcare #tradwife

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Lupposofi

Lepo, onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/fu

Mitä siitä olisi pitänyt tietää, mutta ei ole tullut ajatelleeksi. Lucas Scripterin tuore artikkeli soveltavan filosofian journaalissa auttaa vähintään ajattelemaan.

Levon ei tarvitse olla suoritus muiden joukossa, vaan spontaani elämän kohokohta ja ilon lähde vailla ulkoista telosta, elvyttävä vapautus kaikista projekteista. Scripterin sanoin, "rest imbues life with meaning by providing conditions for experiencing re-affirmation of the goodness of being alive".

#lepo#rest#meaning
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Thunder Honey Snow Studio

Chest Opening Restorative

Want to open through the chest and upper body? Want to explore a breath practice that will improve the quality of your exhale? This 50-minute restorative practice is for you.

Tend to your body with postures that gently open, soften, and release tension.

#Restore #Rest #Breathe #Chest #Yoga #ChestOpening #Pranayama #BreathPractice

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Thunder Honey Snow Studio

New !!

Chest Opening Restorative

Want to open through the chest and upper body? Want to explore a breath practice that will improve the quality of your exhale? This 50-minute restorative practice is for you.

Tend to your body with postures that gently open, soften, and release tension.

Create a cozy space to practice and press play!

#Restore #Rest #Breathe #Chest #Yoga #ChestOpening #Pranayama #BreathPractice

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Flipboard Science Desk

Researchers from the University of Surrey in the UK ran an experiment involving 36 volunteers aged 60 or over, testing their response to two-hour-long sessions of blue and regular white light twice a day over several weeks. They have discovered that a morning dose of blue light might help older people sleep better in the evening, giving them a boost for their daily activities the following day. @ScienceAlert reports:
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ScienceAlert · A Morning Dose of Blue Light Can Help Us Sleep Better in Old AgeA morning dose of blue light might help older people sleep better in the evening, giving them a boost for their daily activities the following day.
#Sleep#Health#HealthyAging
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Curtis McHale

I’ve tried so many systems to get more done
I’ve tried so many creative systems to make myself work faster. Again and again, I have found that pushing myself simply steals from the future. Every time I push too hard and cut back down to a sustainable pace, I’m tempted to test my boundaries, to add just a little more, a little more, a little more — when what I need to accept is that thi
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#3Threads #relax #rest

curtismchale.caI’ve tried so many systems to get more done – Curtis McHale
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Chris Woody Woodruff

Code on Demand is REST’s wildcard—optional but powerful. It lets servers send executable code to clients for enhanced functionality when needed. Want to know when, why, and how to use it effectively? Check out the latest post!

htmx up next!

#REST #API #WebAPI #htmx

woodruff.dev/rest-constraint-6

Chris Woody Woodruff · REST Constraint #6: Code on Demand—When, Why, and How to Use It - Chris Woody WoodruffOf all the REST constraints, Code on Demand is the one that most developers either overlook or actively avoid. Unlike the other five constraints, it is the only optional one, meaning a RESTful system doesn’t have to use it. But when applied correctly, it can unlock powerful capabilities in web applications. Let’s explore what Code on Demand is, when it makes sense to use it, and why most REST APIs don’t rely on it.
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Chris Woody Woodruff

REST’s layered system is all about flexibility and scale. You can improve performance, security, and scalability by stacking components like gateways and load balancers without messing with the core API. Curious how this works? Check out my latest post!

woodruff.dev/rest-constraint-5

Chris Woody Woodruff · REST Constraint #5: Embracing Layers for Flexibility and Scale - Chris Woody WoodruffBuilding a reliable, scalable web application is no easy feat. The internet is unpredictable, traffic surges happen, and security threats lurk around every corner. That’s why REST includes the Layered System constraint—a design principle that structures applications into multiple layers, each handling a specific role. Whether it’s distributing traffic, securing data, or managing services, layering helps RESTful systems stay resilient and adaptable.
#REST#WebAPI#API
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