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The implied second step to this method is that you have to be constantly on the alert to hear or read about new tricks. In Feynman's time this was much more dif
by nathanb 16y ago
The implied second step to this method is that you have to be constantly on the alert to hear or read about new tricks. In Feynman's time this was much more difficult in industry than in academia, but nowadays thanks to the Internet I suspect it is applicable even if you work a desk job at a software development firm.
- DennisP 16y agoThis is my excuse for browsing HN all day instead of working. Just being a genius!
- sagacity 16y agoKudos to you. :-)
- mathgladiator 16y agoI hope you are working towards being effective. I did, and my job basically became read HN for 4+ hours a day.
- DennisP 16y agoYeah it's a lot easier keeping up with the day job these days.