{ "version": "https:\/\/jsonfeed.org\/version\/1.1", "title": "Automation", "_rss_description": "Home page · Travel · На русском", "_rss_language": "en", "_itunes_email": "", "_itunes_categories_xml": "", "_itunes_image": "", "_itunes_explicit": "", "home_page_url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/tags\/automation\/", "feed_url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/tags\/automation\/json\/", "icon": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/pictures\/userpic\/userpic@2x.jpg?1739870896", "authors": [ { "name": "Robert", "url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/", "avatar": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/pictures\/userpic\/userpic@2x.jpg?1739870896" } ], "items": [ { "id": "958", "url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/all\/work\/", "title": "Work", "content_html": "

I work no matter what, because that’s what we, men, are supposed to do. In fact, we need to work more — so future generations aren’t faced with work that is even more threatening. Work should ideally be a favorite pastime; working time directives and many child labor restrictions should be axed.<\/p>\n

Work ethic is essential; there is no excuse for bad work.<\/p>\n

A lot of good work sadly goes unsung: few think about the unseen effort that it takes to keep society running smoothly. To all the invisible workers: thank you for your service.<\/p>\n

Freedom spurs good work and creativity. Minimum wage legislation should be cancelled: it steals opportunities from beginners.<\/p>\n

I seek work for what I will learn more than for what I will earn. I work selectively, in a flow state.<\/p>\n

All of this said, the time people have to<\/i> spend working should tend to zero: there should be no need for human work at all. Saying “TGIF” is a symptom of wage slavery.<\/p>\n", "summary": "I work no matter what, because that’s what we, men, are supposed to do", "date_published": "2023-05-01T15:31:04+02:00", "date_modified": "2025-08-27T14:37:05+02:00", "tags": [ "attitude", "automation", "DOPE", "freedom", "growth", "legislation", "life", "me", "the future", "wealthlore" ], "_date_published_rfc2822": "Mon, 01 May 2023 15:31:04 +0200", "_rss_guid_is_permalink": "false", "_rss_guid": "958", "_e2_data": { "is_favourite": false, "links_required": [], "og_images": [] } }, { "id": "471", "url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/all\/calendar-checkmark\/", "title": "Calendar checkmark macro", "content_html": "

Some events require preparation. To indicate whether I have prepared, I add a checkmark next to an event’s name:<\/p>\n

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To avoid clicking and typing, I made a Keyboard Maëstro macro. All I have to do to add a checkmark is hover over an event’s name and press ⇧⌥W.<\/p>\n

↓ Download macro<\/a><\/p>\n", "summary": "Some events require preparation. I made a Keyboard Maëstro macro that adds a checkmark next to an event’s name.", "date_published": "2021-02-06T21:17:43+02:00", "date_modified": "2025-02-10T17:14:18+02:00", "tags": [ "automation", "DOPE", "software", "undertakings" ], "image": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/pictures\/Meeting.png", "_date_published_rfc2822": "Sat, 06 Feb 2021 21:17:43 +0200", "_rss_guid_is_permalink": "false", "_rss_guid": "471", "_e2_data": { "is_favourite": false, "links_required": [], "og_images": [ "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/pictures\/Meeting.png" ] } }, { "id": "46", "url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/all\/gates-in-libraries\/", "title": "Gates in libraries", "content_html": "

There are three ways to do this.<\/p>\n

Moscow’s Foreign Language Library.<\/b> Gates, a stern security guard, librarians that don’t understand one another, no single database, RFID tags for security purposes, a ban on bringing backpacks in (!). The wide variety of books is the only thing that saves this library from obliteration.<\/p>\n

Pigna Library.<\/b> The honesty system at its finest. Just a heartwarming librarian and no security features. They make an assumption that everyone entering isn’t there for a random reason (which is close to truth).<\/p>\n

The Russian State Library for Youth.<\/b> A total absence of any visible gates or security features. Anyone strolling by can enter and read a book. As for bringing a book home, all one has to do to register is to show an ID. Every book has an RFID tag used for theft prevention, as well as for scanning books. I was surprised at how efficient the system was when I first took some books home: I stacked the books, put them on a table along with my library card, and I could go out. No librarian or gate needed.<\/p>\n

There’s only one way to do it right.<\/p>\n", "summary": "There are three ways to do this", "date_published": "2018-12-09T14:29:54+02:00", "date_modified": "2023-07-01T20:31:23+02:00", "tags": [ "automation", "design" ], "_date_published_rfc2822": "Sun, 09 Dec 2018 14:29:54 +0200", "_rss_guid_is_permalink": "false", "_rss_guid": "46", "_e2_data": { "is_favourite": false, "links_required": [], "og_images": [] } }, { "id": "31", "url": "https:\/\/robert.uber.space\/blog\/all\/driverless-trains\/", "title": "Driverless trains", "content_html": "

How have driverless trains still not replaced normal ones? I get the situation with cars, as they need approvals and laws, but trains are different.<\/p>\n

Moscow metro directors say that the intervals will be longer<\/i> than with traditional drivers, but this can’t possibly be real. There is much more communication between driverless trains that between normal ones, so the intervals would be the same or smaller. Sure, the technology may need upgrading, but this is a no-brainer for a worthwhile investment.<\/p>\n

I’ve been in several driverless trains: Paris’s airport shuttle, Milan’s M5 line, London’s DLR, the Turin metro, Pisa’s airport shuttle. They all work really well and insure more security than regular trains.<\/p>\n

Don’t procrastinate, automate!<\/p>\n", "summary": "How have driverless trains still not replaced normal ones? I get the situation with cars, as they need approvals and laws, but trains are different", "date_published": "2018-11-09T19:57:30+02:00", "date_modified": "2025-03-06T14:37:08+02:00", "tags": [ "automation", "London", "Milan", "Paris", "tech" ], "_date_published_rfc2822": "Fri, 09 Nov 2018 19:57:30 +0200", "_rss_guid_is_permalink": "false", "_rss_guid": "31", "_e2_data": { "is_favourite": false, "links_required": [], "og_images": [] } } ], "_e2_version": 4199, "_e2_ua_string": "Aegea 11.5 (v4199)" }