sujayk_33's comments

On: Quantum Computers from ground up Series

[sujayk_33]

This is the second bullet post in the series as I prefer 10 short posts than one lengthy post.

Feedbacks are welcome.

On: Ask HN: What is your definition of luxury?

[sujayk_33]

Probably the most difficult one to obtain

On: Ask HN: What is the best thing you read in 2024?

[sujayk_33]

https://www.quantamagazine.org/what-is-entropy-a-measure-of-...

I recently read this and was blown away by the way entropy was re-introduced to me.

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

I'm saving this for frequent checks. Much appreciated.

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

Interesting! I would love to try it out.

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

That's the most practical advice anyone can ever give.

Thanks for the heads up.

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

there there my friend.

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

Indeed. I had also built this dashboard(1) which overrides my browser tab so I am always aware of what I have to get done. I need to start using it again.

Thanks!

1. https://github.com/JUSTSUJAY/Tickr

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

I'm also finishing a book per week, but after reading I'm scrolling usually(not much but I would be lying if I say I don't).

Can you suggest some good fiction? I recently finished the Good Girls Guide to Murder set and am looking for some page-turner.

TIA

[creaktive → sujayk_33]

Neal Stephenson just dropped Polostan, I’m deeply into it right now :) Regarding scrolling, well, it does serve a certain purpose, too. Our brains evolved to be in the standby mode as much as possible, and without some serious gene splicing there’s no way around it. As long as you’re in a good place and your life is moving in a generally right direction, nothing bad about spicing it up with a bit of brainrot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

On: Ask HN: Practical Tips to Stay Productive?

[sujayk_33]

I bet you've read atomic habits.