12 Resolutions for Programmers [2023 Update]

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Go analog

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(highlight:: Programmers invest in the discrete and the digital well past the point of diminishing returns.
As a result, small investments in the analog yield comparatively large gains.)
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Cooking.
Hiking.
Skiing.
Astronomy.
Jogging.
Cycling.
A team sport.
Weight lifting.
Carpentry.
Martial arts.
Dance.
Meditation.
Table-top and/or card games.
Reading.
Community service / volunteering.]

Stay healthy

Focus on primary care

Protect your wrists and your back

Set up tools to track diet and exercise

Mold your environment to support healthy habits

Be mindful of mental health

Embrace the uncomfortable

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(highlight:: Reader Shae Erisson relayed the “rule of 3” for embracing the uncomfortable: when a third person recommends you try something, you must try it.
He also provide a “15 minute rule”: give something (such as a movie or TV show) the benefit of the doubt for 15 minutes. If you don’t want to continue after 15 minutes, drop it.)
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Automate

Home automation

Shortcuts for macOS / iOS automation

Back up your data

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(highlight:: Keep critical files in a version control system with a geographically remote repository.
And, do not neglect backing up and securing your physical paper files.)
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(highlight:: Critical documents like passports and birth certificates need a fireproof safe.
And, you should keep scanned copies of all critical documents as well in a secure, encrypted digital enclave.)
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Engage the arts and humanities

Learn new software

Learn a new programming language

Complete a personal project


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Book cover of "12 Resolutions for Programmers [2023 Update]"

Reference

Notes

Go analog

Quote

(highlight:: Programmers invest in the discrete and the digital well past the point of diminishing returns.
As a result, small investments in the analog yield comparatively large gains.)
- No location available
-
- [note::e,g,
Cooking.
Hiking.
Skiing.
Astronomy.
Jogging.
Cycling.
A team sport.
Weight lifting.
Carpentry.
Martial arts.
Dance.
Meditation.
Table-top and/or card games.
Reading.
Community service / volunteering.]

Stay healthy

Focus on primary care

Protect your wrists and your back

Set up tools to track diet and exercise

Mold your environment to support healthy habits

Be mindful of mental health

Embrace the uncomfortable

Quote

(highlight:: Reader Shae Erisson relayed the “rule of 3” for embracing the uncomfortable: when a third person recommends you try something, you must try it.
He also provide a “15 minute rule”: give something (such as a movie or TV show) the benefit of the doubt for 15 minutes. If you don’t want to continue after 15 minutes, drop it.)
- No location available
-

Automate

Home automation

Shortcuts for macOS / iOS automation

Back up your data

Quote

(highlight:: Keep critical files in a version control system with a geographically remote repository.
And, do not neglect backing up and securing your physical paper files.)
- No location available
-

Quote

(highlight:: Critical documents like passports and birth certificates need a fireproof safe.
And, you should keep scanned copies of all critical documents as well in a secure, encrypted digital enclave.)
- No location available
-

Engage the arts and humanities

Learn new software

Learn a new programming language

Complete a personal project