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 GTD For Hackers
 ===============
 
-Nota bene: this is work in progress. It does not even try to 
-be written well. It is, at this stage, only a brain dump. The
-goal, for now, is to get the most important bits out of Lars's
-brain and into git. Later on the text can be massaged into 
-something that might make sense for other people. You're welcome
-to follow along as things change, if they do, and to comment.
-
-Synopsis
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-
-David Allen's "Getting Things Done", or GTD for short,
-is a popular, powerful system for
-managing one's life. This book explains how a couple of computer geeks,
-or hackers, have implemented it in their own lives. It is aimed at
-everyone whose lives include a lot of computer use, and who know how
-to use their computers.
-
-This book stands independent from Allen's three books on GTD, but
-the reader will benefit from reading the first or third of those as
-well. (The second one should be considered optional.) We provide
-a different view of, and perhaps opinion of, the GTD system.
-
-Our emphasis is on people whose work and free time includes a lot
-of computer use, and who know how to use their computers as tools.
-That's what our lives are like.
-
-We discuss what has been good about GTD for us, what has been hard
-to implement, and what has not worked. Our goal is to explain what
-we do, and provide inspiration to the reader for building their own
-GTD system.
-
-GTD is not a system you buy in a shop and put on your desk. It is
-a meta-system: it provides some tools, a lot of guidelines, and
-principles, from which you create a system that works for you. For
-example, GTD assumes you will maintain lists, but does not specify
-how to do that. You can maintain a list on a pad of paper, in a text
-document on your computer, or by sticking photos of people on a
-notice board. It all depends on what kinds of things you need to
-keep track of, and on what tools you have and enjoy using. Obviously,
-we will concentrate on computer-related tools, but we'll not forget
-others when they're a good idea.
-
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   - should a time-consuming GTD weekly review be work time?
 
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