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    1. Paul Graham‏Verified account @paulg 13 Jan 2020

      Is there an easy way to build, or a startup that offers, something that will email you once a day asking "What's happening?" and then accumulate the replies? We once funded a startup that did this, and it left a hole in my life when it shut down.

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    2. Nicholas Dwork‏ @ndwork 13 Jan 2020
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      1) Send yourself an email with GMail scheduled for tomorrow with the subject “What’s Happening?” 2) Tomorrow, answer the email. Then forward it to yourself scheduled to arrive the next day. 3) When you get the email, repeat the process.

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      Paul Graham‏Verified account @paulg 13 Jan 2020
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      Hmm, that could work...

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        1. Vivek Singh‏ @vsinghdothings 13 Jan 2020
          Replying to @paulg @ndwork

          @geekbot_io does this on Slack, daily standup style with customizable questions + a report of all replies.

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        1. Adam Blomberg‏ @halikular 13 Jan 2020
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          I'm sure there's a shell script that could do something like this via an email server. No need to rely on a third party online service for private notes. In any case it shouldn't be too hard to make.

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        1. Richard Blair‏ @RichardLBlair 13 Jan 2020
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          And for your startups & cross org teams, create a group (Gmail has groups) and send it there. There is likely a plugin that can send the email for you on a predefined basis without having access to the response. No need to write code for this one.

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        1. Eli Langer‏Verified account @EliLanger 13 Jan 2020
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          Could use http://nudgemail.com  to do this.

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