15:[[31500792,{"by":"iosifnicolae2","descendants":12,"id":31500792,"kids":[31500913,31501082,31512803,31500847,31500800,31501138,31500867],"score":11,"time":1653454903,"title":"Ask HN: How Do You Cope (As a Programmer) with Mental Fatigue?","type":"story"}],[31391705,{"by":"kklisura","descendants":74,"id":31391705,"kids":[31393096,31392864,31399619,31392731,31391975,31397572,31392492,31392084,31391968,31391777,31396967,31406443,31401569,31408470,31398407,31391727,31392891,31399537,31395758,31392791,31392291,31411579,31392057,31403895,31391884,31391855,31391862,31397627,31452617,31392881,31405996,31420495,31391867,31392692,31394255,31397565,31392726,31392128,31397095,31404136,31408610,31399265,31395226,31391889,31392553,31392892,31392304,31393168,31392907,31392774,31392225,31393380,31392764,31392618,31391941,31392408,31401678,31392844,31392898,31391923],"score":23,"text":"Do you have a personal motto and what it is?

> While our immediate problems tend to distract us in everyday life, having a mantra can help us stay in touch with our deepest goals. Mottos ultimately can do many things, such as increase your productivity, inspire you, or help you change a habit. [1]

[1] 9 Reasons You Need a Personal Motto, https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/changepower/201508/9-reasons-you-need-personal-motto","time":1652653167,"title":"Ask HN: What's Your Personal Motto?","type":"story"}],[31155242,{"by":"ColinWright","descendants":211,"id":31155242,"kids":[31158692,31157450,31159556,31156681,31157109,31158821,31161692,31160235,31158398,31157640,31157170,31157261,31164243,31161404,31156071,31161916,31157196,31157141,31159980,31158195,31157239,31159894,31170984,31157232,31162510,31161078,31163435,31158532],"score":295,"time":1650896654,"title":"Nukes, nubs and coners: The unique social hierarchy aboard a nuclear submarine","type":"story","url":"https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/34104/nukes-nubs-and-coners-the-unique-social-hierarchy-aboard-a-nuclear-submarine"}],[30980780,{"by":"not_a_noogler","descendants":12,"id":30980780,"kids":[30983561,30982782,30983061,30983497],"score":24,"text":"I have a decent job but I aim to get into FAANG or maybe work for a big startup or just ambitious folks. But my ADHD, doesn't allow me to focus on stuff that I don't find fun.

I can work on coding projects in a hyperfocus state for hours if I find it interesting. That is one of my strengths I would say.

Doing Leetcode religiously though, not so much.","time":1649618865,"title":"Ask HN: How to progress in career as a Software Developer with ADHD?","type":"story"}],[30870778,{"by":"parski","descendants":19,"id":30870778,"kids":[30872313,30872655,30871018,30873749,30873146,30873275,30871152,30874953,30871718,30871841],"score":20,"text":"Google Apps Engine, later G Suite, later Google Workspace, used to have a free tier where you could have a custom domain connected to Google hosted services such as email, drive, calendar, etc, for free.

Google have nudged us for years, prompting an upgrade to one of their paid tiers but now they are sunsetting the free tier for good.

My question is: what are you switching to, what does it cost and how many users do you have?

I'm looking at ProtonMail, Tutanota, Outlook, iCloud and just staying at Google. We have to switch or pay within a month so I'm curious to see if you've landed on anything and if so, why.","time":1648751996,"title":"Ask HN: What are you switching to from G Suite legacy free tier?","type":"story"}],[30723993,{"by":"readonthegoapp","descendants":34,"id":30723993,"kids":[30724111,30726413,30725930,30725955,30726741,30725109,30728805,30724866,30725880,30726273,30732495,30725967,30728454,30726141,30732910,30727895,30727660,30724946,30729797,30727656,30727119,30725519,30726475,30725267,30726760],"score":27,"text":"I have daily stand-ups, and one of the common refrains every day is, "I don't remember what I did yesterday."

On Mondays, it's more along the lines of, "I have no idea what I did Friday...".

I take 15 minutes before my meeting preparing for the standup - to try to hunt down what I did yesterday, and this morning (before the meeting).

My current daily workflow is I have a huge list of TTD checkboxes (with custom strikethru CSS) in Typora. As I complete each item, I delete it - guaranteeing that it is never seen or heard from again -- especially when I need to remember what I did yesterday and this morning.

How do you not keep track of what you did yesterday (and this morning)?"","time":1647619692,"title":"Ask HN: How do you not keep track of what you did yesterday (and this morning)?","type":"story"}]]

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