me_not_brucelee

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   by me_not_brucelee 10y ago

   You can sit there and wait for someone to tell you what to do, or you can start crawling and observe how others walk. You can look outside the window and see all the wrong things in the world, or you can look outside and see all the good t
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   by me_not_brucelee 10y ago

   What a great book. Thanks for sharing!
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   by me_not_brucelee 10y ago

   Maybe you can get a more fruitful answer, if you layout what kind of problem you want/expect to solve. I can tell you to read more books, solve more problem, but I'm pretty sure you already know that, or can know with some google
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   by me_not_brucelee 10y ago

   Personally, I think it depends. Its more pragmatic to think about "when is it the right moment to use this approach", instead of "what is right or wrong". Usually when it is related to some concept I need to understand,
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   by me_not_brucelee 10y ago

   I would divide my moments into 1. meta learning 2. learning from multi perspectives 3. retention Meta Learning Ask yourself, "why are you learning this?", "what pre-knowledge I need to learn this material?", "Is the