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How and why I got started with Haskell
(wasp-lang.dev)
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Doing candidate outreach as outlined in the post vs traditional recruiting methods
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A YC founder I’m in the same WhatsApp group with said "I've seen roughly 10x the volume of high quality senior+ applications after doing this a few times now"
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How to communicate why your startup is worth joining
(wasp-lang.dev)
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Ask HN: Why there are so few good company blogs?
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Tell HN: LinkedIn Is Down
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Comprehensive, insightful, and otherwise interesting data science blogs
(narrator.ai)
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One Day of WFH
(fibery.io)
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5y ago
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Best company handbook I’ve seen
(posthog.com)
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FPT Guide to Learning
(fpt.guide)
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Practical Breathing Exercises for Long Covid
(youtube.com)
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5y ago
Thanks!
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The truth about turbinates (and sinusitis)
(westportfacialplasticsurgery.com)
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Reflecting on 11 years of side projects
(bztv.me)
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When the Long Tail Wags the Dog (2006)
(bricklin.com)
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You and Your Research, by Richard Hamming
(blog.samaltman.com)
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8 questions for writing
(vasilishynkarenka.com)
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6y ago
Thanks Bobby! Appreciate your kind words :)
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6y ago
Thank you! Which one did you like the most?
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6y ago
The most insightful book I’ve discovered on writing nonfiction is Ayn Rand’s lectures. She covers all steps of the writing process and outlines everything you need to know to write well. The second best advice is by PG in Writing, Briefly
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6y ago
OP here: happy to answer any questions about my setup. Just to clarify - the core idea is not shortcuts but how you can use them to integrate changes in your life like reflecting on how you feel or how well you understand your learning mate
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6y ago
Thanks so much!
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Show HN: I made a list of 9 thought experiments for making hard decisions
(vasilishynkarenka.com)
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When the Long Tail Wags the Dog (2006)
(bricklin.com)
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6y ago
I have one deck only because of mixed practice (ref: https://youtu.be/cwaWHeyK_aM ). As for import, it sucks. Currently I just copy & paste them on my iPad.
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6y ago
Thanks!
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6y ago
OP here: happy to answer questions about my setup. Just to clarify - the core idea is not shortcuts but how you can use them to integrate changes in your life like reflecting on how you feel or how well you understand your learning material
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6y ago
I suspect the method of loci works because our minds seem to remember routes through spaces better than lists. If you’re curious about spatial cognition, watch this intro to the subject from Barbara Tversky: https://youtu.be/
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I'm glad you liked it! You should definitely check out Michael Nielsen's work: http://augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html .
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6y ago
No, it doesn't. The point is to remember what you want to remember, not to memorize the whole library.
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