The article is way overbearing; but one part I do like is applying to myself with regards to my computing environment. I think I came at it at first with this idea of "I'm pretty smart, and if I add some of my smart to the computer I'll be even smarter..."
And along the way I've come to realize how important "habit" is. Now, I implement little bash scripts and prompts that speak to "me at my most tired/dumbest/laziest" etc, and it's been phenomenally helpful. Little things that people might be embarrassed about, etc al.
And along the way I've come to realize how important "habit" is. Now, I implement little bash scripts and prompts that speak to "me at my most tired/dumbest/laziest" etc, and it's been phenomenally helpful. Little things that people might be embarrassed about, etc al.