That is a simple litmus test that you can experiment with in your own kitchen.
Hostess Twinkies are a kind of delicacy where I come from, and they have a surprisingly long and delicious shelf life.
That is a simple litmus test that you can experiment with in your own kitchen.
Hostess Twinkies are a kind of delicacy where I come from, and they have a surprisingly long and delicious shelf life.
When you keep desperately and constantly failing to complete a task:
Then do less of everything else.
Eventually you’ll be left with a list of what matters most to you. And it will be smaller than when you had started so it might be easier to finish.
Last year I converted my Emacs Literate Configuration File from a complicated document full of out-of-order noweb
objects to a simple sequential document that took the tangle times down from 3-10 minutes (because of how I set up my document not because of Org-Mode itself!!!) down to 30-90 seconds. But who doesn’t want more speed? I didn’t at least until I read this article which led me to reading this article and this page on garbage collection.
I tangle my config files what feels like every few minutes at least when I am playing around with stuff. So here is some code to effectively avoid garbage collection when tangling. It speeds up tangling on my computer when I tangle the same document in a row five or ten times so I’m happy but that clearly isn’t a detailed analysis.
Here is the code:
(setq help/default-gc-cons-threshold gc-cons-threshold) (defun help/set-gc-cons-threshold (&optional multiplier notify) "Set `gc-cons-threshold' either to its default value or a `multiplier' thereof." (let* ((new-multiplier (or multiplier 1)) (new-threshold (* help/default-gc-cons-threshold new-multiplier))) (setq gc-cons-threshold new-threshold) (when notify (message "Setting `gc-cons-threshold' to %s" new-threshold)))) (defun help/double-gc-cons-threshold () "Double `gc-cons-threshold'." (help/set-gc-cons-threshold 2)) (add-hook 'org-babel-pre-tangle-hook #'help/double-gc-cons-threshold) (add-hook 'org-babel-post-tangle-hook #'help/set-gc-cons-threshold)
When you forget a «person/place/thing/idea/though/memory», that which previously sat in your cognitive field is there no longer. When you become mindful of that «person/place/thing/idea/though/memory» again, it returns to your cognitive field. We call this “forgetting and remembering” something. But remember is the wrong word.
Continue reading “The Opposite of Forget Is Mindful Not Remember”
Sometimes things that are good for you don’t feel very good or fun.
Sometimes things that feel very good and fun aren’t good for you.
Feelings aren’t always the best guide for decision making.
Where is the better place to start APL or J?
Raw notes follow.
From Wikipedia:
Somatic experiencing is a form of alternative therapy aimed at relieving the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental and physical trauma-related health problems by focusing on the client's perceived body sensations (or somatic experiences). It was created by trauma therapist Peter A. Levine.
Have you told somebody about all of their great strengths and virtues lately?
For what we all can and may do, here and now, for us and everyone around us The Power of Prana in Kali Yuga is a right place to start.
(defhydra help/hydra/ag (:color blue :hint nil) " `ag', The Silver Searcher: Present in window: Search in folder: _j_ limit search by file type _k_ search in everything Search in project: _l_ limit search by file type _;_ search in everything Present in dired: Search in folder: _u_ limit search by file type _i_ search in everything Search in project: _o_ limit search by file type _p_ search in everything Other: _n_ close every other buffer _m_ close every buffer _q_ quit " ("u" ag-dired-regexp) ("i" ag-dired) ("o" ag-project-dired-regexp) ("p" ag-project-dired) ("j" ag-files) ("k" ag) ("l" ag-project-files) (";" ag-project) ("n" ag-kill-other-buffers) ("m" ag-kill-buffers) ("q" nil))