- Keep a large network and cut out as needed
- how to properly cut out is decided after needs are clarified
- If you don’t know who your customers are, you don’t know what quality is.
- interplay
- I had said before that I wanted to organize it because I thought it would be useful, but it hadn’t been organized.
- However, the moment the need to “take it to other projects” arose, it became the driving force behind “taking root and packing as a commodity”. - You can do the harvesting and clean and polish later. - Cutting and arranging the roots of the growing flowers to make them distributable as a commodity goes against the grain of maintaining a place where miscellaneous plants can thrive. - So it won’t be “Highly reusable package” until [Reusability for whom? - The appropriate way to cut out the need is determined after the need is identified.
- When I woke up from my nap, I was so cut out.
- WikiGnome, you’re amazing!
- For wellsides, it might be better to call it blotched foxface (Siganus unimaculatus, species of Western Pacific rabbitfish).
- Maybe energetically is cutting it?
- I see that you are adding a nice amount of bracketing, too.
- Morning comes early for the bracketing craftsman.
- I feel like you are pruning too, but there’s more of a sense of watering and growing branches.
- WikiGnome, you’re amazing!
- I don’t know which diary I’m writing in when I think, “I should cut to that stuff we talked about recently, before it drifts away.”
- Cut it out when you need it.
- Let it grow and cut it out.
- grow thickly
- Branches grow from here and there, overgrowing into a mess.
- You can do the harvesting and clean and polish later.
- The appropriate way to cut out the need is determined after the need is identified.
- Interesting that you say you “talk” about writing in your journal page.
- done Keep a large network and cut out as needed
- I tried to organize it, but I knew I couldn’t keep the original text, so I rewrote it into my own project.
2023-08-11 - crystallization = creation of new knowledge adapted to the current context.
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