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Joined August 2022
Replying to @jbogard
not stressful at all. only takes about 30 yrs.
#productivity tool of the day Darkreader: This eye-care extension enables night mode by creating dark themes for websites on the fly. Dark Reader inverts bright colors, making them high contrast and easy to read at night. #SoftwareEngineer #100Devs
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A #productivity tool to help you build Habits Tool of the day Chrono.me A flexible solution for many situations is Chrono.me. It is a one-stop app that makes goal tracking, data visualization, and easy logging possible. #100DaysOfCode #100devs
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4. Todoist : You can organize your tasks into one central location and plan by using Todoist as a student.
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3. Obsidian : Obsidian makes note-making a very simple and efficient process. It allows you to make your notes in mark-down.
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2. Notion : It could be a great tool to help you organize your notes, time-table and a lot of other stuff.
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1. @DiaryDeveloper - It is a progress-tracking and journaling app by Invide. Link - flow.invidelabs.com/
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3. It is privacy-focussed. You can also delete all of your data whenever you like.
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2. It is a minimalistic journaling app with markdown support, and it prompts you to make notes as soon as you are done with your deep work session (so that you don't miss out on anything).
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1. It is a progress tracker that provides productivity analysis of your deep work session. Without interfering with your work, it tells you how productive you were when you were working, isn't that amazing!
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