Somnath Sandeep

what about you? @thunderbird27

Oh god! Environmental design (space) and time constraints (time) can be one of the biggest drivers for creating new habits. Personally, I like design my environment in a way that it's life assertive. The easiest way to do it is by growing indoor plants. Also, evolutionarily our eyes we've been used to seeing plants and trees all the time, and I think it has a great impact on our mood....

@yeshaswini one of my friends co-founded this recently to help connect people in need to resources: https://www.covidindiaresources.com/ the fundamental problem rn is: 1) making sure the leads are verified 2) making sure they're on time, and updated these guys are constantly working on these 2 problems, and saving lives, in india.

hahaha, i'd like to know more of these. as of now, i've only watched silicon valley (not completely informative, more of edutainment). lmk if you've got more shows to share @yeshaswini

firstly, gonna check out both home cooking and LRB conversations. i consume a lot of podcasts. i'm just gonna mention a couple on top of my mind. 1) "the lonely palette" (http://www.thelonelypalette.com/). tamar avishai does a great job in making art history more understandable, and digestible to public (much like making scientific research more accessible and consumable). 2) "dissect"...

@mayank_gupta11 I think taking ample amount if breaks, and making sure your schedule is balanced is essential to prevent burnout. I try to do following things: 1) Avoid looking at my phone, or any digital medium for the 1st 1 hour after I wake up 2) Practice mindfulness not just as a meditation session, but taking out moments throughout the day to feel my sense, and internal state of mind 3)...

1) Writing clear, and understandable code. 2) Easily reproducible work - this expands the open source culture, and that truly moves ahead innovation, and development of human civilization 3) Proper crediting of sources - giving credit where its due is underrated but essentially so important

@mayank_gupta11do you mean people, or philosophies?

Phantom Buster (https://phantombuster.com/)

To be frank, my Friday's usually end with mixed feelings/emotions. I look forward to the weekend, and at the same time, bear the load of all the "work" which has to be completed.

Experiencing the world through alternate states of mind

Turkish poached eggs on a sunday morning, or Goan fish curry on a saturday afternoon. Can you tell me more recipes of yours, which'd describe you as a person @stuti

Quite a lot of them! Will just name a couple on top of my mind. "Shadows of the mind" by Roger Penrose - shows how it's impossible for a computer (anything that passes the Turing test) to truly understand. Awareness is essential for understanding, and Penrose proves that through mathematical logic. He also explores few theories on consciousness. "The Conquest of Happiness" by Bertrand Russell...

@weynspire Can you give me more context? Who is your target audience exactly? Age? I can help direct resources accordingly

Omg, this is absolutely great, love the information design!

I can't not appreciate an open source product, anytime, any day.

Hahahaha, to be very frank, I have a long list. However, the biggest one would be "not communicating". After all, we are human beings, and we can't simply understand, or read other people's minds. Communication alone can solve almost all the problem in the work place, I feel. @mrinalini_r Would like to know what's your biggest work pet peeve?

Hey there, @vhpoet The product is great. Being an avid reader, I absolutely love it. Lists really help (both private, and public). This is something Spotify nailed with playlists. It created a new type of listener - one who directly connects with emotions, moods and activities the playlist is associated with. Softening, and easing out the discovery process. I've seen that your...