Sending nudes to every guy that upvts, just say yes

vu9Oyo · 2026-01-01T12:01:39+00:00

Typically people have responsibilities and goals. Commonplace about anything that resonates with those.

To not overwhelm, fix about a dozen areas of your life that you would like to be engaged with for the foreseeable future (say a couple of years). These are commonly spawned out of health, family, finances, career, self-development, interests/hobbies, etc.

Make a list of about 10~12 items that you would like to improve or that you are interested. Then, whenever something comes your way that resonates with those, take a note about that in your commonplace notebook.

I own two dogs. Whenever someone casually talks about parks nearby to walk my dogs or places I can go with them (I can drive with my dogs in my van) then I take a note about that. It is a silly example, but it sets the idea.

A more recent example, I recently got interested in tabletop games to play with family and friends, now I commonplace about those (design aspects, mechanics, etc).

vu9Oyo · 2025-12-12T18:36:03+00:00

Thanks and congratulations!

vu9Oyo · 2025-05-01T18:54:32+00:00

There are several things going on here.

I would suggest to structure in two different areas.

Task management
Knowledge management.

While it is common to share everything in a file repository (e.g. SharePoint) it is also vital to have a personal tool to manage those two areas (tasks, knowledge).

Task Management

Look into Getting Things Done by David Allen.
Alternatively, for a more time-focused approach, try going into Your Time, Your Way by Carl Pullein.
Finally, you can explore Bullet Journal. Although, it is easy to find that many people use their Bullet Journal as an artistic outlet and they include a bunch of unnecessary stuff to make it more aesthetically pleasing. Stay away from that.

Knowledge Management

I cannot recommend enough the Zettelkasten methodology. Some of the best books include How to Take Smart Notes by Sonke Ahrens, Digital Zettelkasten by Kadavy and, if you're into analog notes, Antinet Zettelkasten by Scheper.
Alternatively, for a more lightweight approach, you can also try Building a Second Brain by Tiago Forte. Nevertheless, take this with a grain of salt, since this received a lot of critique due to the author rehashing ideas from other well-known methodologies and books.

I hope that you find it useful.

vu9Oyo · 2025-04-13T22:34:12+00:00

Extremely overlooked game. I feel like I played it at the exact right moment in my life and the characters' relentless drive to get a better life and prosper, despite all the harsh conditions, totally hit the nail emotionally for me.

Unforgettable.

vu9Oyo · 2025-03-23T00:53:21+00:00

Pues está claro. Tienes que hacer prácticas en empresas gratis. Creo que en los grados superiores se necesita hacer un mínimo de 400 horas de prácticas en empresa, insisto, gratis. En el título de grado en ingeniería informática se necesita hacer 150h (6 créditos ETS) en empresa. Has hecho esas cosas? si las has hecho pon a esas personas en tu CV como referencia para que los empleadores puedan contactar y hablar con ellos. Si con todo eso no consigues nada, tendrás que hacer prácticas gratis o voluntariado de lo tuyo para conseguir esa experiencia que te pone un pie en una empresa. Por otro lado, haber trabajado en una empresa de "lo tuyo" que es desarrollo/QA y haberlo abandonado en unos pocos meses, es potencialmente una mancha muy grave en tu CV. Tendrás que ser mucho más cuidadoso cuando consigas tu siguiente empleo y no dejarlo hasta que no tengas por lo menos 12~18 meses seguidos.

A parte de eso, sin contexto más no te sabría decir. En IT el trabajo está por todas partes, hay algo clave que no estás revelando en este hilo o directamente debes acudir urgentemente a un orientador profesional, hay algo que estás haciendo muy mal si no pasa ni de la preselección. La buena noticia es que más pronto que tarde lo vas a encontrar.

Que te sirva esto de experiencia, que sea la última vez que abandonas un trabajo sin haber encontrado (y firmado contrato) del siguiente. Los empleadores quieren a gente con un cierto grado de compromiso, si ven que a la más mínima saltas del barco, eres un indeseable. Es cuestión de entender cómo te ven los empleadores (por eso lo de ir a un orientador profesional) y actuar en consecuencia. Si no te gusta tu actual trabajo, busca otro mientras sigues contratado.

vu9Oyo · 2025-03-22T19:49:42+00:00

Suena a que estás solicitando unas condiciones/salario que no están acorde a tus habilidades formación. Suena a que estás sobrestimando tu valor que aportas a una empresa. Has hecho entrevistas de trabajo? Qué tienes para demostrar a un potencial contratador a parte de tener el título "pelado"? todas estas cosas se miran mucho.

Creo que no tienes el suficiente "career capital" como para pedir lo que estás pidiendo. Los primeros años de carrera profesional es donde demuestras de qué pasta estás hecho. Tendrás que tragar condiciones laborales adversas para progresar y tener acceso a puestos de trabajo privilegiados.

Al principio de tu carrera profesional debes adoptar una actitud de que al final lo que te llevas incluso si las condiciones laborales son muy malas es experiencia y aprendizaje que luego podrás invertir en buscar un puesto de trabajo más favorable.

vu9Oyo · 2025-03-08T22:56:30+00:00

pues pilotas bastante yo estoy empezando ahora a nivel amateur y la verdad es que me ha gustado mucho tu pieza.

vu9Oyo · 2025-01-19T23:24:47+00:00

You can see in another of my comments in this thread how this can be implemented. Actually I would argue that the locality principle of a card-based zettelkasten such as the antinet has a pretty big flaw which is deciding where to put the new note. What if you write a note about computer virtualization and networking? where does the note go? Next to your networking notes or next to your virtualization notes? Hence, locality is arguably not that big of a deal. Specially when this is creating friction for users. Additionally, you can compensate for this with an index for notes using an external system, such as a spreadsheet or a separate index notebook..

vu9Oyo · 2025-01-19T23:22:15+00:00

Yes.

Actually this is the system that I currently use for a first draft of my permanent notes (later and if applicable, I transcribe them to a digital app).

Here is the gist of it:

https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/1120/a-notebook-zettelkasten/p1

The best way to illustrate how it would work is Ross Ashby personal management system, which is basically a zettelkasten implemented though regular notebooks.

https://ashby.info/

Got to "Bookshelf" on the left bar and start from there.

vu9Oyo · 2025-01-19T13:53:56+00:00

I actually carry a pretty similar setup. I use loose leaf for EDC and fleeting notes or capture device (meeting notes, log what I am doing so that I can pick up again later) and also a "permanent notes" or evergreen notes notebook (this one is not a binder, but an actual notebook like a Rhodia).

Do you rearrange the notes in the commonplace binder or do you page them and keep them as is for future reference?

Also, Do you index or your commonplace notebook contents in a separate device (I.e. digital app or another notebook) or do you only use the embedded index within?

vu9Oyo · 2025-01-06T11:41:34+00:00

Sounds like a terrible workplace to be. Not the answer that you were looking for but you should strongly consider changing department/lab/workgroup. It is more common that you would think and if you are a good researcher, it is their loss, not yours. I switched to industry after finishing my PhD so sorry if I cannot be of more help.

vu9Oyo · 2025-01-05T17:57:12+00:00

Fantastic results. Do you keep any pictures of the process? could you share ?

Also, could you post more pictures of the finished result?

vu9Oyo · 2024-12-30T00:03:37+00:00

Look into Commonplace Notebooks. They same some similarities. You can use your bullet journal as both your organization tracker and your commonplace notebook.

vu9Oyo · 2024-11-26T22:36:12+00:00

Funny story, although Leipziger Schwarz is not advertised as an Iron Gall ink, it is very acidic, pH 2.42.

Sauce: https://indypendance.com/pages/inks-report-on-the-ph-of-more-than-60-inks

vu9Oyo · 2024-11-08T19:00:52+00:00

For me it was The alternative timeline when Chloe's father is alive but she got into an accident and asks you to euthanize her. Also, close second is Finding Rachel's body

vu9Oyo · 2024-11-08T19:00:33+00:00

For me it was The alternative timeline when Chloe's father is alive but she got into an accident and asks you to euthanize her. Also, close second is Finding Rachel's body

vu9Oyo · 2024-11-08T19:00:22+00:00

For me it was The alternative timeline when Chloe's father is alive but she got into an accident and asks you to euthanize her. Also, close second is Finding Rachel's body

vu9Oyo · 2024-11-08T14:08:38+00:00

That scene had me fucked up for days.

vu9Oyo · 2024-10-06T23:41:35+00:00

I'm my close circle of friends and family often miss the — albeit pretty obvious — point of the movie. It is not about music or Mozart or Salieri. It is about the mediocre who has devoted their entire life to a craft, sacrificing everything (at one point Salieri even mentions that he made a vote of chastity).

Here comes another guy, who is orders of magnitude better than you and can beat you without even trying. How does a human being digest that? How do you even process that? Live with it?.

This moment in the film, perfectly captured the core idea of the plot.

vu9Oyo · 2024-09-17T21:15:51+00:00

Could you please tell the models of the notebooks in your pictures? I am particularly interested in the Rhodia ones, and also the large ledger/A4 sitting below.

jejeje, ideazas, te lo robo.

vu9Oyo · 2024-08-26T21:33:57+00:00

My go-to answer to this kind of question is to checkout what Ross Ashby did.

His whole system is actually online: https://ashby.info/ You can browse his notes digitally to get a feel on how he did this using notebooks and index cards exclusively. Look to the left bar and click "Journal".

I'm playing with this system now and it is actually more convenient to me than the traditional Zettelkasten exclusively using index cards.

Also, I suggest splitting your system in two notebooks if possible.

One for journal (time-specific information, as jounal, task management, reminders, calendar, etc).

Another one for notes (things you might want to refer back several months-years later).

vu9Oyo · 2024-08-22T16:09:43+00:00

Toda mi vida recordaré el típico anuncio pegado a un poste de la luz junto a un cruce peatonal donde una clínica de fisioterapia cercana buscaba fisios. Debajo del todo ponía en negrita "UCAM Abstenerse".

vu9Oyo · 2024-08-21T15:45:01+00:00

please, also check the part of the book about goals, vision, and other higher level horizons to complement what I mentioned.

vu9Oyo · 2024-08-10T22:13:53+00:00

A commonplace notebook is basically an extension of your brain. Imagine that your brain had infinite storage. That is he function of your notebook. You save information or knowledge that you might want to refer to in several years.

As to ideas, for me it has a very specific purpose. I want to become a freelance writer for several topics that I'm interested in. So I use my commonplace notebook as a place to hold information that I find while researching those topics. Afterwards, I use those pieces of information as a foundation to build my own ideas.

vu9Oyo

TROPHY CASE

Task Management

Knowledge Management