Thanks for the tip, it's much better now.
The main thing is to be able to size up the big tasks using [ or ], so they actually take more space. You get used to it.
And also to connect a fear to a task, to realize why you're not doing the thing.
https://taskroom.autobirds.com/
Task lists are flat. The way I think about my tasks is more like they sit in space. So I made an experiment. My first ever task tool.Tasks are cardboard boxes on the floor of a room, with the title written on them in marker.Click to grab one, drop it on the desk, and its clock starts. Take it off, the clock stops. Time accrues per box forever.No sign-up needed to try it outSign in with Google...
I started working on something similar to OpenClaw on Dec. But I'm not the type of guy that is local only. I wanted flexibility. So I built it in a way that lets you decide where you want to run the session. Local or remote. It was an app that included some unnecessary heavy frontend, and I got distracted taking care of things no one cares about.We had a trip to Japan planned and a week before...