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incremental advancement > blowing ourselves up in exuberance tolerable life > interesting life that ends in blow up good enough > good I feel "universal good" is too high a standard (pure fantasy even) for our species. I
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One way to really understand the organisational BS phenomenon is to study the really old books on administration. Read China's Han Feizi, Legalism; India's Chanakyan Arthashastra; Perhaps even Machiavelli (less recommended - since
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This inspires me to start creating cards as well. > Today, my Anki has 4415 cards and grows everyday. I have spent 186 hours studying, I have made around 35K card reviews. Do you have any personal reflections on what sort of cards worked
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Ask HN: Anyone using Anki/Spaced-repetition successfully?
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The Grid: Daily Planner for Better Time Management
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Applications and Misapplications of Cognitive Psychology to Math Education
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Future of Reading Depends on the Future of Learning Difficult to Learn Things [pdf]
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In my experience, Django docs are on a totally different level: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/
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On the Difficulty in Speaking – Han Feizi
(www2.iath.virginia.edu)
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George Polya's "How to solve it" taught me how to think better, in engineering, mathematics & problem solving. After going through the whole thing, and solving a few of the exercises, I feel like I get stuck less compared
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Donald Knuth on work habits, problem solving, and happiness (2020)
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Minsky labelled our minds "difference engines". This means, we work best with a goal. The moment some sort of goal is set, the mind keeps diffing goal and your current position continuously. Given this framework, I always tend to
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Software Engineering at Google (Web Version)
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Mind tools: The five levels of mathematical reality
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Does Thinking Hard Burn More Calories?
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Go Concurrency Exercises
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Polya explains the problem solving technique
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The Sun in High Resolution
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Making Wise Decisions: A Checklist
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The News.YC Ranking Formula
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Read "Why greatness cannot be planned: The myth of the objective" for understanding the context of my response. The key trope shown in this book is the power of "treasure hunter" agents & the benefits of following &q
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Happiness is a "skill", not simply a "decision". A skill has to be learnt from the very basics, practiced day to day, and ultimately perfected to the point where the behaviour becomes second nature. Playing the mind skil
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Anticipating Pain Is Worse Than Feeling It
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The eastern traditions encourage something called "Skilled interpretation". What's skilled interpreations? Picking causes that cause happiness, avoiding causes that lead to unhappiness. And to train the mind in such a way tha
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Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses
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The number one trait a successful developer needs
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How Google Code Search Worked
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The Hacker's Diet
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Goes well with the nicely formatted, media enhanced web version of the book here: http://aurellem.org/society-of-mind/
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Fear of missing out on software? You ain't missing out
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