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Eliminating Distractions from Social Media, Email, and StackOverflow ยท mtlynch.io
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Managing your interrupt rate as a tech lead, part 2: Time blocking - Human Who Codes
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| | Your calendar is a place where you should be in control and not be at the whims of others who send you invites.
| | 20srule.com
7 Signs You Need a Digital Detox (and a 3-Day Plan to Start)
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| | Feeling drained, anxious, or unfocused? You might be experiencing digital burnout. Learn 7 signs you need a digital detox and follow a simple 3-day plan to reset.
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Breaking the Reddit Rabbit Hole: A Guide to Intentional Browsing
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| | Feel like you're losing hours to endless Reddit scrolling? Learn why it's so addictive and discover a simple, science-backed method to use Reddit on your own terms without harsh blockers.
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Mobile Distraction Detection, at last | David Bieber
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| I have implemented a minimal working version of mobile distraction detection, complete with a simple intervention for when I visit distracting websites on my phone. What does "distraction detection" do? It runs on my laptop and monitors my phone for when I visit distracting websites. I give it a list of distracting websites for it to keep an eye out for. My list is: twitter, facebook, hacker news, google news, reddit, and youtube.