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Temporary space to save ideas quickly(metacognitive.me)
1 points by scher 4y ago|0 comments
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Why do I use Next.js in my projects(metacognitive.me)
2 points by scher 4y ago|0 comments
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by scher 4y ago
https://metacognitive.me/ This is my blog where I talk about programming mostly but want to write more on other topics.
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by scher 5y ago
Reddit search results could be better. For example, it'd be great to search only in comments, or in post titles, descriptions. Now, it searches posts only. The subreddits search shows some relevant subreddits by their names, but the ot
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by scher 5y ago
Reddit is a great source of people's discussions and quality posts on various topics. When I tried to find people's pain points to automate collecting problems to solve(and now it's an advanced Reddit search tool[1]), I found
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by scher 5y ago
There are 2 types of information for me: - For fun. Often not relevant and not practical. It's easy to forget because I don't use it. Though, I may intentionally review the information to "beat" the forgetting curve. Thu
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by scher 5y ago
Learning something is different than using a memorizing technique. The former is for understanding and the latter is for putting impractical information. However, we may utilize the techniques to speed up or enhance the learning process.
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by scher 5y ago
I used to store: - Casual thoughts and ideas to review and ponder about them later. In case I didn't have a smartphone or notebook near me, I could put them into a palace, into the so-called "random room"(a place that you sho
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An ultimate guide to memory palaces(metacognitive.me)
227 points by scher 5y ago|85 comments