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by raghuveerdotnet 5y ago
Exactly this. After lots of trial and error I’ve found it easier to build better engines by extracting and abstracting the common elements from my game development process than focusing solely on engine development. Really can’t describe ho
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What does it mean to be truly educated?(raghuveer.net)
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Australia's Mouse Plague(washingtonpost.com)
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by raghuveerdotnet 5y ago
Lol. Looks more like the first option to me, but I also feel that there is something very very special about these kind of efforts and people who don’t mind spending their time and energy on things like this, precisely because of the fact t
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by raghuveerdotnet 5y ago
I still don’t understand how this is any different from the notion of problem solving. And I really didn’t understand the human-AI equivalence, is it just the substrate independent nature of turing-completeness? If so, I think we still lack
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Don't feel bad about not knowing basic things(adamzerner.bearblog.dev)
5 points by raghuveerdotnet 5y ago|0 comments
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The Reebok Effect(lesswrong.com)
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Such an important point that. I would just add that the lack of enthusiasm for paid tools I think is because of the lack of significant developments in the space itself. The fact that we can still use clis and 40 year old tools like Emacs w
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
I feel "Focus" as a function of overwhelming want or overwhelming need is a better proposition than as a function of tips and tricks. I've had times when despite all the raging distractions I've got the work done because
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Agree on one level, but on the contrary, if we give the medium its due, it is much more conducive to memorialization than the pre-digitized/non-digitized world. I think this question might help future "anthropologist-like" pr
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The Case for Logical Fallacies(aaronbergman.substack.com)
3 points by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago|0 comments
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
'Hard vs Easy' is probably one of the worst dichotomies to invoke when you are trying to get people interested in something that you think is hard. And more importantly, no one ever who does hard stuff thinks to themselves that th
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Copy pasting my answer from "Don't offer a free plan": When it comes to B2C, prescriptions don't apply uniformly, or for that matter scale. Beware. My only suggestion would be that be honest with the value proposition of
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
When it comes to B2C, prescriptions don't apply uniformly, or for that matter scale. Beware. My only suggestion would be that be honest with the value proposition of your product. Know that your electron-based note-taking tool is not t
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Good point, but I think the problem is almost always with the parsing of the advice. Receiver's perception and experience uniquely determines the degree of deviation in the interpretation. For eg. "Write short sentences" ca
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Agree with your sentiment. Contextuality and Applicability are definitely two main components when it comes to knowledge acquisition. But there are people who just derive pleasure from learning, irrespective of whether the concepts are conn
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
This is completely misguided. People who call themselves C/C++ Programmers are basically developers who are proficient in Systems Programming and not necessarily C or C++. It just happens to be that C and C++ were the only primetime op
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Take whatever I say with a grain of salt, but I feel intentions(not to be confused with intentionality) help a lot here. They play a distinctive role in the etiology of attention(and the subsequent process of resilience building), one of th
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Stress resilience is one of the most important things when it comes to knowledge work, also one of the most neglected aspect. Mindfulness, stoicism, exercise help, but nothing helps as much as a good night sleep. Also the other thing people
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Language and the Urge to Correct(raghuveer.net)
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
My view is that the category error is inevitable, for we still do not have a clear idea of what each of those categories really mean. In this case, what does it even mean to be creative? If there is no consensus yet on an objective definiti
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How to improve your attention span and its benefits on mental well being?(raghuveer.net)
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
That is why I usually try to avoid advice from people who (explicitly) give advice. It is better to observe what they do than what they say. Even if you wind up not enjoying the wealth, you’ll have understood it yourself and not be cursing
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Visual Linear Logic(adelelopez.com)
1 points by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago|0 comments
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Sincere imitation can be authentic(raghuveer.net)
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
I have a feeling that you do side-projects because they provide you the autonomy and the ability to tinker that official projects and collaborative OSS don't. And it is part of this autonomy that allows you to up and leave anytime you
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Agree with the post, but not with the title. Overtime I have come to realize that being lazy/productive are the most meaningless measures there can be. You are either enjoying what you are doing so much so that you don't give an
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Unproductive: The Procrustean Bed of Modernity. My experience has been that a person is either enjoying it so much so that he or she doesn't give an f about hours spent, or is bound by responsibility. The feeling of being unproduct
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by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago
Knowledge Continuum ( https://www.raghuveer.net ) An attempt to explore everything compsci, cogsci, philosophy, math, history.
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Show HN: Simply Jekyll – A simply yet highly functional Jekyll theme(github.com)
2 points by raghuveerdotnet 6y ago|0 comments

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