Ask: How do you apply “programmer’s” efficiency in everyday life things?
I notice myself towards fellow human beings that I try to optimize simple everyday tasks. “They” mainly try to optimize certain events, by using Google Maps for the shortest route. But I try to do this with numerous things, from filling up the dishwasher, to taking out the thrash, to (quite often to irritation to my SO), postponing things: to add things up and then to everything in one-efficient go. Some of these moundaine tasks are “repeated” items with a reminder of a todo-app. Or by paying all bills every 2 weeks, instead of when they come in. My wife (2 kids) cleans the house basically constantly. While when I’m alone, I just do it at the end of the day, cause it doesn’t matter to clean up multiple times the toys. I buy things that don’t expire (like toothpaste) in bulk. While she buys them by one. Do you guys/girls have similar instincts and events happening? It’s really not ab
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I notice myself towards fellow human beings that I try to optimize simple everyday tasks. “They” mainly try to optimize certain events, by using Google Maps for the shortest route. But I try to do this with numerous things, from filling up the dishwasher, to taking out the thrash
- Kind
- startup
- Status
- Shut down
- Inventor
- 5_minutes
- Ended
- 2018
- Source
- hackernews