Technical rumination was meant to be but emotional rumination wasn’t.

Quoting BrendanGregg comment on his post 'Leaving Intel'

I like to measure things. In real life and on computers. But I also have a couple of work reasons for it:

As a remote worker, I'm under extra pressure to prove that remoteness works.

As a senior employee, I'm also under pressure to regularly report where my time is spent.

reference to the hacker news comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46170913

youtube finally added a chat feature

a tree with memoization collapses into a d.a.g.

Evolution comes about through drip feeds, not chugs of changes.

Habit maintenance needs to be intrinsic.

sometimes you just gotta thug it out through indomitable human spirit.

A vigilant audience will keep you in check and technology is an enabler to this.

Technology is useful for forming new habits if not maintaining them.

Bigger the failure, the larger the potential bounce back.

Start by copying, you'll end up with something new.