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@ -28,13 +28,13 @@ end. I am getting more work done at my job as a research assistant,
and I am putting more time into classes that I find interesting, like
computer vision. However, dedicating time towards mundane tasks like
learning about an esoteric computer architecture or writing essays for
my professional communication task takes more effort than they used
my professional communication class takes more effort than they used
to.
![List on whiteboard](media/remote-work/list.jpg)
When we are isolated from others and don't have to physically go
places to get work done, we have fewer motivators for action. At
places, we have fewer motivators for actions. At
college, my most productive times were either in the library or at my
office. Physically not going into class every day, or not being able
to physically work around other people removes some of the motivators
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![Desk](media/remote-work/desk.jpg)
To make up for these differences of working at home, I have made some
helpful adjustments to my schedule to make myself more productive as a
remote worker:
To get better at remote work, I have made some
adjustments to my schedule:
- Creating and updating physical lists
- Changing environments every few hours

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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ Given enough time in a shower, you develop shower thoughts -- but
mostly you get pruney fingers. Given the current social distancing
measures, everyone has taken to the internet to get their work done. I
am now working, taking classes, and hanging out with friends on the
internet on a daily bases. The omnipresent prevalence of online
internet on a daily basis. The omnipresent prevalence of online
platforms has gotten me thinking a lot about how we express our
identity on the internet. Specifically, profile pictures have seized
my attention lately.
@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Your profile is a place to carve out your home on the internet.
Not everybody puts effort or thought into profiles, that is perfectly
fine. However, as people start to do more things online, we will see
more in-depth and creative profiles. As one of my friends put
it a long time ago: "Upload a dam photo! You don't want to be another
it a long time ago: "Upload a damn photo! You don't want to be another
faceless Jeff on the internet".
![blank profile image](media/profileImage/empty.png)

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