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As many have said, I often write about things which I couldn't find elsewhere online (or else didn't like what was available). For instance, I wrote some rough
by wannabebarista 4y ago
As many have said, I often write about things which I couldn't find elsewhere online (or else didn't like what was available). For instance, I wrote some rough guides to learning measure theory and computational complexity as well as annual surveys of interesting books and papers I've read. I only post a few times a year, but you would be surprised how often someone shares your problem or is looking for the same info you are.
The biggest benefits are 1. seeing feedback from readers (either good or bad); 2. writing stuff down often helps one solidify their fuzzy thoughts and gives a clear goal to work toward.
My website: https://bcmullins.github.io https://bcmullins.github.io