10 points by ctrlaltelite 14 days ago | 0 comments
Byoyomi Explained (1997)(britgo.org) "Cho Kisei, you've entered byoyomi. Ten minutes left." That must be a familiar sound to Cho Chikun, who goes into byoyomi in most of his games. In the Kisei title match, the time limit is eight hours per player. There are no chess clocks; the time is monitored by a timekeeper. When a player has used all except ten minutes of his time, the timekeeper reads out the seconds, which is the literal meaning of byoyomi.
44 points by surprisetalk 20 days ago | 36 comments
How to Train Yourself to Go to Sleep Earlier(sleepfoundation.org) A number of factors may impact your ability to go to sleep early. Perhaps you are not a morning person, or you have work or family obligations that keep you up late. Some sleep or mental health disorders, such as insomnia or anxiety, can make falling asleep difficult. In other instances, nighttime may be your only time to relax, and so you engage in revenge bedtime procrastination and stay up late, which then negatively impacts your next day.
The carefulness knob(surfingcomplexity.blog) It’s easy to forget that there is a fundamental tradeoff between how careful we can be and how much time it will take us to perform a task.
132 points by vaishnav92 25 days ago | 131 comments
Show HN: I built a task manager that separates "do" and "due" dates(apple.com) Zesfy seamlessly integrates all your productivity workflow natively with your calendar. Here’s how:Session: Group multiple tasks within a single calendar event.Task Progress: Automatically update your progress as you complete subtasks.Step: Break down tasks into manageable, step-by-step actions.Target: Easily organize tasks by due date.Space: Filter events from specific calendar sets to keep your schedule clutter-free.Connect with us:Email: dev@zesfy.comReddit: r/zesfyOur Term of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
38 points by EgoIsMyFriend 36 days ago | 54 comments
Year 2038 problem of Unix time(wikipedia.org) The year 2038 problem (also known as Y2038,[1] Y2K38, Y2K38 superbug or the Epochalypse[2][3]) is a time computing problem that leaves some computer systems unable to represent times after 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038.
Ask HN: How did you improve your ability to do deep work?(ycombinator.com) I'm a HN lurker, twitter addict, insta reel addict etc. etc. (On a new account because my old one is connected to my IRL identity)<p>I used to do many hours of work a day, and I am not able to do that anymore. I can do max an hour when before I used to do four or five without any issues.
Hours Aren't Equal(37signals.com) An hour isn’t an hour. It’s a collection of minutes that add up to an hour. And 60 uninterrupted minutes is a higher-quality hour than an hour chopped into four 15-minute sessions. Uninterrupted hours lead to quality time, quality work. Days chunked into tiny blocks of time are a terrible way to work.