I'll definitely abandon work that I realize I'm forcing, but this is much more hard-core.

), as it's the only place online I've been able to get sound feedback on what I write:

Perhaps the greatest difference between deliberate practice and simple repetition is this: feedback. Anyone who has mastered the art of deliberate practice—whether they are an athlete like Ben Hogan or a writer like Ben Franklin—has developed methods for receiving continual feedback on their performance.

100 Ways To Live Better — LessWrong (2019)

billytheked

> applet that I made deletes everything

I'll definitely abandon work that I realize I'm forcing, but this is much more hard-core. 

I consider writing on SN to be a [deliberate practice](https://jamesclear.com/beginners-guide-deliberate-practice) (such as Anders Ericsson discusses in *Peak*), as it's the only place online I've been able to get sound feedback on what I write: 

> Perhaps the greatest difference between deliberate practice and simple repetition is this: feedback. Anyone who has mastered the art of deliberate practice—whether they are an athlete like Ben Hogan or a writer like Ben Franklin—has developed methods for receiving continual feedback on their performance.
 