databhishek

what a weird take. sure, if you're trying to keep it immaculate ALL the time like how it looks in pictures then it might be going a bit too far. but it doesn't really take a lot to keep a setup clean. don't eat at your table, throw garbage in a bin and every once in a while remove clutter if you feel like it's there.

maintenance > cleanup.

This is actually really nice! While I don't have a lot of tabs open at once, dragging my mouse over and clicking is really tedious. Even though the Firefox address bar allows you to switch to already open tabs, it's still not seamless. This is great for noticing the name at a glance and switching quickly.

Exactly this.

I don't understand why people on HN (Quora too) act all high and mighty and tell people to quit all social media like it's some curse. I understand that social media can be mentally debilitating, but not everyone has this problem. I'm 18, I use Facebook on a daily basis and I don't feel addicted to it.

And even if there is minimal value in using it, so what? I like using it and that's all that matters to me. The day Facebook takes over so much that my work is affected, I'll quit it. I already quit it once and I felt no big difference in life.

People still view the internet as some sort of external luxury that we have. It's not. It's a part of our culture right now and will remain so in some form forever.

I don't think there is one. They're just called a group of computer scientists.

I have seen great suggestions though. An array of computer scientists is my favourite.