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Lost 26kg (25% of my weight) in 2013. Doing great so far. Stepping on the scales every day makes sure that weight gain doesn't creep up on me.

That insight gave me more confidence. Before 'Quiet', I wouldn't allow myself to act a certain way or would feel bad if I did.

One simple example: as an introvert, I would get tired at parties or gatherings of bigger groups. Before 'Quiet', I would try leave unnoticed (slightly embarrassed from leaving so early). Or I would stay and feel increasingly worse. Now I'm better aware of what's going on inside me. I feel more confident and leave. Or I find a quiet corner, read a book on my iPhone for 20 minutes, and get back to the group.

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking

My favorite book in 2013 (http://codingfearlessly.com/year-2013). After reading it, I accepted my introversion and learned how to better use it, view it as a strength instead of weakness.

I wrote a post you might find interesting about Podcasts I Listen To: http://codingfearlessly.com/podcasts-i-listen-to

We try to solve it in a couple of ways:

* Enable smaller PRs. Reviewing 50-150 lines of code is much less daunting. This can be done by using tools like feature flags, AB tests, github/scientist etc.

* Ask/communicate about the quality of PRs. Like: splitting big ones into multiple,writing good descriptions, including the problem and screenshots.

* Automate the trivial parts. We use Pronto (disclaimer: I'm the author - https://github.com/mmozuras/pronto), but there are other tools/services that can help achieve the same result.

Thinking in Systems - Donella H. Meadows, Diana Wright

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3828902-thinking-in-syst...

Haven't read the original, but The Little Schemer is a more recent version of it, and really really good.

Peopleware

Because even the best technology has people behind it.

I clearly didn't express myself adequately.

I only meant situations where "80% there" (of the original plan) is enough and I certainly did not have in mind "fast and cheap" or "shortcut taking".

Thanks for taking the time to read and comment!

I can't know why people chose to upvote it, but I can say that reading this comment hurt just a little.

Also: it violates HN Guidelines (http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html)

Currently, my main side-project is Pronto, quick automated code-review tool: https://github.com/mmozuras/pronto Intend to make a SaaS from its current library form, at some point, also.

A couple of others on the back burner.

Thanks! Yes, I definitely want to do that. There's still some work I want to do on the library itself, then I'll start working on the service :)

You're not the only one having that nit, so I'll do that :)

https://github.com/mmozuras/vim-github-comment/issues/3

I'm using fugitive myself - so I'll definitely consider interplay opportunities with it :)

Amazingly, spajus already implemented that (and, I, of course, merged it) :)

https://github.com/mmozuras/vim-github-comment/pull/2

And both of them are now merged!

https://github.com/mmozuras/vim-github-comment/pull/1 https://github.com/mmozuras/vim-github-comment/pull/2

Thanks! Hopefully helping me improve it too :)

Thanks for the feedback!

You're absolutely correct - and the reason I did it that way: easier to accomplish for the first version. I have the intention to take a stab at implementing inline comments, but it's not that simple. For comment to be inline, a line index in the GitHub diff has to be specified. More information about that particular API method: http://developer.github.com/v3/repos/comments/#create-a-comm...

You can delete these kind of comments by clicking "Show lines notes below" checkbox and proceeding from there.

Thanks, glad you liked it :)

Instead of creating aliases, I'm using z (https://github.com/rupa/z) for that. You use it instead of cd to navigate to the most frequently used directories anywhere.

I got used to better ways to navigate in Vim - RegEx pointed out quite a few of them - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4414502. I would especially emphasize f,F,t,T and w,W,b,B,e,E.