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Ask HN: What's the best low latency local windows to Mac streaming solution?
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Sunset at Noon
(lesswrong.com)
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6y ago
For anyone interested in trying SuperMemo, you can get a trial of latest version here: https://supermemo.wiki/learn
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Whether to Use Anki or SuperMemo
(masterhowtolearn.com)
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Sure. From talking to author of that blog, I've roughly taken away that threaded conversation (reddit/hn), email, voice chat, instant messaging are all just chat. If you want to extend the value of information over time, you need
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unfortunately looks like like it's too late to edit the title
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Have you met many people like that? For me, the person I think is most like that is Piotr Wozniak [1]. He's basically mastered everything: physiology, happiness, learning, creativity, communication. He's done it generally with glo
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6y ago
Great quote! Where's it from?
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(can't see your reply for some reason directly but in response to above tweet author of post wrote this: https://twitter.com/utotranslucence/status/10745039697354629... which has context and some photos of pi
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I discovered this post from this Nielsen tweet: https://twitter.com/michael_nielsen/status/10741501241697730... Which I discovered from this post: https://blog.stephsmith.io/how-to-be-great/
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Becoming a magician (2018)
(autotranslucence.wordpress.com)
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From discussions with Woz (writer of the post), I'm seeing better systems for concept networks as being a prerequesite for higher levels of thinking. There's generally a tradeoff in communication between convenience and value over
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Society as a Concept Network
(supermemo.guru)
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SuperMemo for Wizards (2020)
(youtube.com)
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Talentless-[Not]-Genius
(geniuschecklist.com)
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Genius Checklist
(supermemo.guru)
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Yeah. Strongly reminds me of: be more scared of not succeeding than failing. When you optimize towards larger goal and are okay with not doing perfectly, bumps along the road become trivial.
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I quite like the core of this article: To maximize intelligence, we should focus on maximizing the acquisition of high-quality knowledge I've found it quite useful and stress relieving. Instead of worrying about if I'm good enough
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Simple Formula for High Intelligence
(supermemo.guru)
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6y ago
IIRC, fairphone supports sailfish I think, I'm currently happy with my iPhone 8 but if I ever upgrade I might go with sailfish + fairphone.
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One thing that bothers me is this section: Most existing software follows SuperMemo in using an expanding spacing algorithm, so it’s not worth worrying about; as Mnemosyne developer Peter Bienstman says, it’s not clear the more complex algo
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Why I Switched to SuperMemo After Using Anki 5 Years, 50k Cards and 420k Reps
(masterhowtolearn.com)
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Declaration of Educational Emancipation
(supermemo.guru)
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6y ago
two words: incremental reading.
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I think there are lots of studies on intermittent fasting/single meal per day eating schedules (though I haven't looked much at them). From what I can tell, caloric periodic restriction tends to be a net good. I've personally
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Optimizing the Timing of Brainwork
(supermemo.guru)
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scroll to the bottom of supermemo.wiki/learn, there are some suggestions on using it on non-windows platforms
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I would note that modern here should be taken to mean in interface alone. SuperMemo is still actively being worked on and looks like it will continue being worked on and improved for the foreseeable feature.
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You likely have DSPS, worth taking a look at: https://supermemo.guru/wiki/Curing_DSPS_and_insomnia which has many helpful suggestions (that could work better than alarm clock)
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I would say, op is right when learning by hand. Managing more than say 3 books at once or more than 1-3 subjects is impossible. Tackling too many things at once is easy recipe for madness. (these numbers are vague estimates and not from ex
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