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An old thought resurfaced
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Habit loop
Open, write a few lines, close. Tomorrow's note is waiting.
Make the next note easy
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Old notes come back
Write naturally. thinkdeli shows related thoughts from your archive without asking you to build a backlink system.
Ask your notebook
When a draft feels stuck, ask what you have already written about it and pull the next paragraph from your own ideas.
A note can become a post
Keep the casual draft. When it grows into something worth sharing, publish it from the same editor.
The page stays quiet
No project setup ritual. No dashboard to manage first. Open the editor and put down the sentence you came with.
Catch thoughts out loud
Speak the rough version when typing feels slow. Turn the walk, commute, or stray idea into text you can shape later.
Your habit travels
Write on a flight, in a basement, or in a cafe with bad Wi-Fi. Your notes sync when you are back online.
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Tiny notes become finished pieces
Photo walks, reviews, essays, half-thoughts that kept growing. This is what a writing habit looks like after it has somewhere pleasant to live.
Deftones Summer
We really earned this one. Shove it.
manan dedhia
My Own Summer
We earned this first day of summer. It is fuckin gorgeous.
manan dedhia
Some Reflexes Are Earned
There’s a very specific kind of silence that happens during an outage.Not the peaceful kind.The heavy kind.Pipelines jammed. Builds failing. Deployments blocked. Every engineer slowly realizing that nothing new was shipping until someone figured this out.The root cause sounded almost stupid for the scale of damage it caused.It all started way before and I was at my desk.Near my desk, both the SRE ...
Aniket Rao
Rainy night
Reposting something I wrote 18 years ago. Funny how one can see more when they know less. It's raining.The streets are empty, except for the occasional cow running for shelter and a car going by, honking continuously in spite of an empty road. Another car pulls in the driveway of a nearby building. While it is backing up,the red taillight and the blinking yellow side indicator are giving momentary...
Saurabh Hirani
50 Shades of Spring
Boston spring leads to nicer things.
manan dedhia
Power to the people
Metal belongs to its fans, its people. And no one else, emphatically no one else, gets a say. Thats not to say that there arent people who are musically qualified to speak on this. But they would ultimately bear testament to the power of the riff. The tribe speaketh.
manan dedhia
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