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I timed how long the “quick” tasks took to complete. The difference was stark.
... weeks I
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down my estimate prior to doing something, followed by the actual time spent on it. 94 tasks in all. Any task that I estimated to take 15 minutes took me an average of 41 minutes. Any task that I estimated to take a day turned out to take an average of a day and a half. The scaling factor decreases as the task becomes larger contrary to what I thought would happen. Now when I consider this ...
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Nika
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3mo ago
How do you get back into “work mode” after holidays or a sabbatical?
... khayruzzaman Sometimes I feel like throwing my laptop out of the window... it is just too much :D Comment from Richard Smith(@richard_smith_sv): This is so true. I always overestimate how much I've actually missed
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. how much I just scrolled past. Comment from Haritha Vijayakumar(@harithavijayakumar): As a solo founder, I actually find it harder to switch off than to get back into work mode What helps me is not trying to catch ... ... stupid ton of seemingly important stuff" that gets in our way. What worked for me was building a simple routine whenever I'm stuck or overwhelmed: open the notes app of my choice and see what I've
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Nika
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10mo ago
For which operating system is it better to build the mobile app first? (And why?)
... doing research on which OS is worth making an educational app for, and
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down some pros/cons for both iOS and Android. Android: It is known that there are more Android users, so you can potentially have a larger testing/user base. You don't pay any fee when publishing an app on the Play Store. The opposite is that Android is used by different devices, so optimisation can be difficult. iOS: iOS users are more willing ... ... about $100). Several people have advised me, for example, the Ionic Framework or Flutter, which would allow for cross-platform development. From your point of view, which platform is worth making an app for? Do you know any good
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