I want to get better sleep but can not maintain a proper schedule due to university, 2 days a week it's waking up at 8 AM and otherwise 10 AM/11 AM.
I usually have coffee at Morning and a light coffee at 5 PM, it generally helps to do more work because I feel like I want to sit and work. Otherwise I'd dopamine max or play a sport.
Any tips on improving sleep? (It's simply not possible to follow a strict schedule due to multiple deadlines of so many things)
Is there actually a good reason to be sleeping at 3-5am? You'll probably notice significant improvement in all areas of your life if you sleep at something like 10pm EVERY day and wake up at 7am. And get rid of coffee, and exercise regularly.
As the others have commented, wake up at the same time every day. It's really important. It will help. It will take weeks or months to help, don't decide it's not working after a few days.
Can you explain how it is much easier if you have a pre-captured map given what they are doing without using any sensors, all you have is perhaps these recent feed forward tokens not actual Geometry.
I used window managers for years, but the hurdle of actually configuring stuff not-related to the WM itself (like setting up dark mode) made me switch to a full-fledged desktop environment. Thanks for mentioning Noctalia - it looks like exactly what I needed!
I was on the same boat as you. I installed noctalia after having tried and not really getting a perfect arch / niri / waybar setup.
I think I'm completely done after like 6 hours which is insanely fast, and it really is everything I ever wanted. It is cohesive, easy to style, has good defaults, includes essential programs like polkit agent and notification daemon / osd, has a ton of plugins.
There are a lot of them (like Celestia, DMS etc) and they look very good too. They are all based on QuickShell which provides the actual building blocks.
Github gives Copilot Pro to open source maintainers but they don't really tell you what the requirements are.
I have it and I just get a notification every month that it's been renewed and I never even applied for it.
I assume it's a combination of activity on github and popularity of your repositories.
I work for a commercial open source company, working on the open source product. I applied for it way back in the day and got it, and i still get the emails every month saying that they renewed my free grant.
This is all despite the company also paying for Github Copilot.
I mean, there's also the whole GitHub free tier. It used to only be for public repos, so mostly OSS plus "shared source", but now they allow it for private as well. But it still costs them money to host your code and provide CI minutes.
