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D_Malik comments on What are the optimal biases to overcome? - Less Wrong
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Use direct replies to this comment for suggesting things about tackling practical biases.
Set a ten-minute timer and make a list of all the things you could do that would make you regret not doing them sooner. And then do those things.
I have a pretty long list like this that I try to look at every day, but I can't post it for the next two weeks for a complicated, boring reason.
It's been two weeks. Can you post it now?
Indeed I can, and thank you for reminding me: D_Malik d_livers.
I didn't see your comment earlier because I switched accounts to stop using a pseudonym (as you can see), and I haven't been browsing the internet much lately because I'm doing my anki backlog, which I have because I was away from home for three weeks doing SPARC and other things, which, together with the fact that my anki "ideas" deck was corrupt (because I copied it over to my ipad before first closing anki) and the fact that I couldn't de-corrupt it on my ipad and didn't have my laptop with me, made me unable to post it at the time of the grandparent comment.