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8 Great Lessons from The Bullet Journal Method
Welcome back to the Sudo Science Book Club! In this series of posts, I take a deep dive into books that resonated with me and simultaneously break down what I’ve learned and implemented from them. For the previous two posts from this now growing series, take a look at when I joined the 5 AM… Read more
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Install MANY Fonts on Linux with a Few Terminal Commands
Here’s a relatively quick Linux tip. If you want to know right away how to do this in simple steps, feel free to skip down to the section titled “Just Give Me The Steps!” I did stumble across an issue with fonts when trying to sync my Obsidian second brain from Arch Linux at home… Read more
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New Year, New Second Brain?
A new year is at hand! As the autumn ended and the winter arrived, I’ve continued using my three biggest productivity tools in tandem with one another: my bullet journal, second brain, and pocket notebook (which I will refer to here as a memo book to distinguish it from a “full-sized” notebook). Still, when I… Read more
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How I Started Building A Second Brain
Welcome back to the Sudo Science Book Club! In this series of posts, I take a closer look at noteworthy books (usually self-improvement) and break down what I’ve learned and implemented from them. For the previous (and first) post in this budding series, take a look at when I joined the 5 AM Club. Although… Read more
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Cool-Retro-Term Lives Up to Its Name
I don’t normally switch terminal emulators often. I stuck with Alacritty for the longest time and just months ago switched over to Kitty for the first time, sure, and I’ve been extremely happy with it, but I know my list of options for terminal emulators on Linux is far and wide like an ocean of… Read more
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My NaNoWriMo 2023 Results
Mission accomplished. I wrote a while back about how excited I was about NaNoWriMo this November, especially with how I’ve been doing with my very own morning routine through the 5 AM Club. Since I’m a member, I decided to dedicate my growth time (5:40 to 6 AM) all month to writing my novel. “Even… Read more
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Using AI To Revive Your Old Wallpapers
I’ve been rather busy as of late with NaNoWriMo, and I’m happy to report I’ve been writing daily consistently. I’ve left my other growth-related goals on hold since October, but I feel it’s well worth the trouble, as I’ve made quite a bit of progress on the novel I’ve been drafting. Still, I wanted to… Read more
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An Android User Switched to His First iPhone for a Year
I’ve been meaning to write this for a long time now, especially since I’ve had the past few years at this point to reflect on how everything has been since then. In fact, I could argue that writing this personal retrospective now makes me more objective than if I had just switched back to an… Read more
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My First Serious Attempt at NaNoWriMo
Halloween has come and gone, and November is here. More importantly, that means National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo for short) has finally arrived. It may surprise some readers to learn that I’m no stranger to writing my own novels. While I’m not published (yet), my first novel remains something I finished drafting during 2020’s lockdowns… Read more
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Super Speed Rapid Logging with Symbols
I finished my memo book from a somewhat recent blog post a while back. To summarize that post, I was unsure how to get the best use out of a pocket-sized notebook to compliment my bullet journal until I saw a YouTuber who gave me an amazing idea on how to do so. Two weeks… Read more
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