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Sound to Song: A Comprehensive Intro to Music Production for Beginners(keithhayden.net)
1 points by mwfogleman 4y ago|0 comments
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Booritney's ultimate guide to meal prep(booritney.com)
1 points by mwfogleman 4y ago|0 comments
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Share Your Knowledge Essay Contest(tasshin.com)
3 points by mwfogleman 4y ago|1 comments
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Feeds: An Anthropological Report on a Powerful Online Social Technology(tasshin.com)
2 points by mwfogleman 5y ago|0 comments
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Learn You a Fundraising for Great Good!(tasshin.com)
2 points by mwfogleman 5y ago|0 comments
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by mwfogleman 5y ago
This piece is written by two people, the second sentence was written by my co-author, Brian!
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by mwfogleman 5y ago
yes, especially reply game! it's a general skill that's useful everywhere socially, including in person
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The Digital Productivity Coach(digitalproductivity.coach)
1 points by mwfogleman 7y ago|0 comments
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by mwfogleman 8y ago
I wrote that post, the post you linked is the second part of a two-part series. The first part is here: https://praxis.fortelabs.co/building-a-second-brain-in-emacs...
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
Great picks for the first funding round. Both these tools are invaluable.
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
That is some next level late 90's / early aught's action
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
I found this helpful not necessarily for the particular book recommendations, but for the topics it suggested looking into.
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
I'm basing a new business (Hostwriting, hostwriting.com) off of this method, but I combine it with other people asking and ordering the questions. I also like to have people verbally answer questions as a preliminary first draft.
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
Be sure to read the second post in the series here, which dives deeper into particular configurations: https://medium.com/@mwfogleman/implementing-a-second-brain-i...
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Building a Second Brain in Emacs and Org-Mode(praxis.fortelabs.co)
2 points by mwfogleman 9y ago|1 comments
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
boardgamearena.com. That is all.
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
Ha! And me as well. You're the main reason my handle these days tends to be mwfogleman or variations thereof. :) The funny thing to me isn't that there's another person with my name on the internet, who has a presence on the
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
A surprise to see my name on Hacker News - and realize it's my internet doppelganger! (Hi there!) Trade you!: http://mwfogleman.com/portfolio.html
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by mwfogleman 9y ago
I use Gogs and a self-hosted sandstorm.io.
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by mwfogleman 10y ago
How do you schedule that task?
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by mwfogleman 10y ago
If you're interested in doing these techniques practically, Arthur Whimbey's materials on writing could be very helpful. They give you a more systematic and practical approach than is presented here.
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by mwfogleman 10y ago
Wonder why Luke Muehlhauser is interested.
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by mwfogleman 11y ago
I learned to code largely because of my interest in Linux and Emacs. Connecting to a sense of pleasure, fun, and interest is critical to successful learning in any domain- I've found this to be true in exercise and meditation, too :)
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Show HN: Code Flow, a mindfulness course for programmers(centerformindfullearning.org)
5 points by mwfogleman 11y ago|0 comments
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by mwfogleman 12y ago
Clojure was my first programming language. I've been playing around with a language with pointers recently, and I wonder if you could explain to me what you mean about "symbols which are natural pointers." More generally, I d
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by mwfogleman 12y ago
The maintainer of Emacs, Stefan, actually started all of this forking talk.
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by mwfogleman 12y ago
I was thrilled to find out Denis Villeneuve is doing the adaptation. He's a fantastic director, with complex, morally challenging films.
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by mwfogleman 12y ago
"Julia is also designed parallelism."
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by mwfogleman 12y ago
I found Anki / spaced repetition helpful when learning (still learning, always learning) Emacs. I make cloze deletion cards for the commands and their explanations.
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by mwfogleman 12y ago
Usually planets are limited to topic-specific posts, whereas these posts are anything that is on their blog.

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