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by saperyton 3y ago
Seconding. This would be great to see.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Some of the smartest people I've worked with were self-taught.
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by saperyton 4y ago
https://thinking-about-things.com/ is great, it's one interesting article three times a week. I've learned about a lot of interesting blogs/publications from them.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Sounds like undiagnosed ADHD. Coffee, walking/running in the morning, and going to sleep on time were the answers for me.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Thinking About Things: https://thinking-about-things.com
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by saperyton 4y ago
I've personally benefited a lot from Thinking About Things, a newsletter that emails me a couple of blog posts every week. https://thinking-about-things.com
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by saperyton 4y ago
Thinking About Things is what you're looking for. https://www.thinking-about-things.com
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Private Substacks(read.substack.com)
3 points by saperyton 4y ago|0 comments
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by saperyton 4y ago
The Advanced Beginner blog post series by Robert Heaton is great.
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My experience donating stem cells(pearlleff.com)
39 points by saperyton 4y ago|16 comments
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by saperyton 4y ago
Read Something Interesting [0] (and its newsletter form Thinking About Things [1]) are great for classic general blog posts. [0] https://readsomethinginteresting.com [1] https://thinking-about-things.com
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by saperyton 4y ago
I've found that a great way to discover new interesting blogs is the Thinking About Things newsletter [0]. They were on hiatus for a while but seem to be back now. I've gotten some great reads from them. [0] https://thi
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by saperyton 4y ago
Coffee and exercise. Even just running in place to a 5 minute song does wonders.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Automattic
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Down the wrong path: the disaster of the latest Duolingo UI update(uxdesign.cc)
1 points by saperyton 4y ago|0 comments
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by saperyton 4y ago
Matt Lakeman, Scott Alexander, Maciej Cegłowski, Wait But Why. Highly recommend the Thinking About Things newsletter which sends me individually interesting blog posts. https://www.thinking-about-things.com
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Are You a Solar Deity?(lesswrong.com)
1 points by saperyton 4y ago|0 comments
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How to explain the KGB's success identifying CIA agents in the field (2015)(salon.com)
119 points by saperyton 4y ago|64 comments
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by saperyton 4y ago
How about working out? I recently found out that the most productive engineer on my team runs every morning before work which makes a lot of sense. He's always firing on all cylinders.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Many unmedicated people with ADHD have this problem and have figured out their own process for working through the funk period. On a personal level, exercise and coffee have been magical for me. When I'm not feeling it, the task is get
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by saperyton 4y ago
Blogs: Joel Spolsky, Rands in Repose, Will Larson are classics Books: Crafting Interpreters, the AOSA book
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by saperyton 4y ago
Dang is an unappreciated treasure of HN who does not get enough credit. Thank you dang.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Surprised not to be hearing more about Tumblr. It's got the infrastructure... it would just need to develop a more serious vibe.
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by saperyton 4y ago
This is great. I would love to see engines of custom curated content, like the readsomethinginteresting.com blogs or academic articles.
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Harvard's Cult of Personality(thehill.com)
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by saperyton 4y ago
https://www.thinking-about-things.com and https://www.readsomethinginteresting.com are great.
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by saperyton 4y ago
A great resource to find new blogs is the Thinking About Things newsletter. Been getting it for a while and it's a great way to find new blogs to read.
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by saperyton 4y ago
How are you feeling?
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by saperyton 4y ago
Another great literary magazine/publication is Thinking About Things ( https://thinking-about-things.com ), which (as far as I remember) doesn't feature anything from the 12 months previous.
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by saperyton 4y ago
Not Youtube, but I've found Thinking About Things (www.thinking-about-things.com) another great place to find reading material for the intellectually curious.

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