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by rayxi271828 5y ago
Any org-roam users here? I started with Roam Research (one of the believers, even), but then moved to org-roam to keep the files under my control. Is Obsidian worth trying if one's already using org-roam and is reasonably familiar with
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by rayxi271828 5y ago
I stopped a while back when I read that it reduces testosterone level significantly: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5296448/#:~:tex... . Do you notice anything to support this?
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Ask HN: How do you know how elite your mobile app team is?
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by rayxi271828 6y ago
> I cannot install emacs on my mac. (I probably could, but how hard am I going to struggle?) Eh? It's as simple as $ brew install emacs for me. I haven't come across any Emacs struggles that are Mac-specific?
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by rayxi271828 6y ago
For the first few days of unfollowing everyone and putting them into my private lists, I'd wondered why the use of lists wasn't much more widespread. After about a week, I realized something else: with lists only, Twitter is a lot
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by rayxi271828 6y ago
Would you mind sharing other tech books you've read cover-to-cover more than once?
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Ask HN: What Skills/Skill Upgrades You're Getting in 2021?
6 points by rayxi271828 6y ago|8 comments
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Cider 1.0(metaredux.com)
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by rayxi271828 7y ago
Just bought a copy of this book, and started reading it: https://www.amazon.com/Model-Thinker-What-Need-Know-ebook/dp... (Authored by the same Scott Page who teaches the Model Thinking Coursera course. I came across th
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VSL: Value of a Statistical Life [pdf](law.vanderbilt.edu)
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by rayxi271828 7y ago
Probably old news to most here, but: Systems Thinking. Am finishing Donella Meadows book and interested in going deeper into this particular rabbit hole. Also, related, found this in Coursera while looking for courses on Systems Thinking: B
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Polytope Model(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rayxi271828 9y ago
Reality check: after finishing the Duolingo French tree I tried to read Tintin. It was quite a wake up call, to say the least. Since then by my estimate I know roughly about 4000 more French words, and reading lemonde.fr is still a struggle
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by rayxi271828 9y ago
Yes, plus I can put it on while doing the chores, which is ideal, same as Glossika as my previous post. It's naturally there embedded into my daily workflow. Everything else e.g.: Assimil is a workflow interruption, a new habit I have
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by rayxi271828 9y ago
I've been trying a few of these lately. I passed French DELF A2 late last year and going for B1 in a week. My chronological progression of picking up French via apps/courses (lots of trial-and-error): 1. Duolingo 2. Michel Thomas
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by rayxi271828 9y ago
What are your 4 other top books?
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by rayxi271828 11y ago
What was your thought process like when you decided to beat around the bush instead of getting to learning? Was it that you'd thought the subject to be "good to know more about", but did not find interesting enough? I bet the