How to rot on .org effectively

[Jason Voorhees]

Since we're all kind of addicted to the forum I think we need a way to rot productively to hang out here without completely destroying our focus or schedule. We can't always control the urge to check new posts (the "red alerts") but like an alcoholic who learns moderation instead of quitting cold turkey, we can limit our usage instead of trying to cut it off entirely, alcohol in moderation. The same way

What I do is always keep a tab of the forum open, but I only check it periodically while doing my actual work. Like right now I'm running some LLM models in the background, and while they process, I'm here rotting on .org. same thing I do at the gym also. Rot on the forum while still staying productive.

Pair your "rotting" time with something that has natural breaks like training a model, rendering code, compiling, or downloading stuff. When the process runs, I rot when it's done, I work.

Use the 25 minute rule after finishing task, give yourself a short rot break as a reward

Also Don't browse aimlessly. Stick to threads or sections that give you something ideas, laughs, or motivation

 

[Notcel]

The actually techique
:Smoke a blunt
Get some slop
Start posting

 

[Deleted member 109943]

45 minutes of work, 15 minutes of rot.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

The actually techique
:Smoke a blunt
Get some slop
Start posting

Atleast I'm honest I'm addicted to the forum unlike some copers here

 

[Mogs Me]

I have cuffem and clav stream on a dif tab, marlons stream also in a another tab and one more for org

 

[Jason Voorhees]

@Swarthy Knight @Gengar @TechnoBoss @Uehdbwidbfngj

 

[yesimog420]

Sitting on org became an addiction now?

 

[Ghost Philosophy]

Since we're all kind of addicted to the forum I think we need a way to rot productively to hang out here without completely destroying our focus or schedule. We can't always control the urge to check new posts (the "red alerts") but like an alcoholic who learns moderation instead of quitting cold turkey, we can limit our usage instead of trying to cut it off entirely, alcohol in moderation. The same way

What I do is always keep a tab of the forum open, but I only check it periodically while doing my actual work. Like right now I'm running some LLM models in the background, and while they process, I'm here rotting on .org. same thing I do at the gym also. Rot on the forum while still staying productive.

Pair your "rotting" time with something that has natural breaks like training a model, rendering code, compiling, or downloading stuff. When the process runs, I rot when it's done, I work.

Use the 25 minute rule after finishing task, give yourself a short rot break as a reward

Also Don't browse aimlessly. Stick to threads or sections that give you something ideas, laughs, or motivation

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I'm too lazy. And I recognize the app you're using, I used it when I was studying computer science in university. I forgot the name but that's where we did Python (and it looks like you're doing Python as well).

 

[Perfectiοn]

i try to do this but i always end up spending more time on the forum than i want

 

[Jason Voorhees]

I'm too lazy. And I recognize the app you're using, I used it when I was studying computer science in university. I forgot the name but that's where we did Python (and it looks like you're doing Python as well).

Yes python with dozen imports for machine learning

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Ya I successfully did this at the gym earlier. Just checked .org periodically in between sets. It's a lot easier to do when you're actively engaging in something else. At least for me, since I'm giga ADHDcel

 

[Uehdbwidbfngj]

Since we're all kind of addicted to the forum I think we need a way to rot productively to hang out here without completely destroying our focus or schedule. We can't always control the urge to check new posts (the "red alerts") but like an alcoholic who learns moderation instead of quitting cold turkey, we can limit our usage instead of trying to cut it off entirely, alcohol in moderation. The same way

What I do is always keep a tab of the forum open, but I only check it periodically while doing my actual work. Like right now I'm running some LLM models in the background, and while they process, I'm here rotting on .org. same thing I do at the gym also. Rot on the forum while still staying productive.

Pair your "rotting" time with something that has natural breaks like training a model, rendering code, compiling, or downloading stuff. When the process runs, I rot when it's done, I work.

Use the 25 minute rule after finishing task, give yourself a short rot break as a reward

Also Don't browse aimlessly. Stick to threads or sections that give you something ideas, laughs, or motivation

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Actually rotting is productive it’s networking

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Actually rotting is productive it’s networking

Arguing about dick size and race pill with basement dweller NEETs is networking these days @BeanCelll @LXR

 

[LXR]

What hardware are you using ? Do you use cloud gpu ?

 

[Jason Voorhees]

What hardware are you using ? Do you use cloud gpu ?

Ofc which nigga in their right mind would use laptop graphics

 

[LXR]

Ofc which nigga in their right mind would use laptop graphics

You are rich enough to have your own desktop rig bruh.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

You are rich enough to have your own desktop rig bruh.

I have a desktop rig but still prefer laptop because of mechanical keyboard problem

I regret buying a mechanical keyboard

As someone who types for a living, I always wanted one of those fancy ass mechanical keyboards nit because i am a gamer. I don't really game much just the occasional casual session with friends But because I liked the idea of having a loud ass keyboard with clicky keys that feel like...

looksmax.org

Also data center gpus are always way more powerful for these tasks. You need powerful desktops for CAD and 3D modelling work which i don't know