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https://www.mathacademy.com/ is what you want.
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You want to read this book: https://www.amazon.com/How-Raise-Healthy-Gamer-Relationship/...
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For anyone wanting to pick up Dafny (or just build some intuition around formal reasoning of code), this recent book is great: https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262546232/program-proofs/
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Not to mention the change in rate of runtime errors.
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You could also probably find good work programming in health care and banking. Basically non-tech industries that still have need of programmers.
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I really want to know what the optimizations might have looked like had they used a profiler like scalene [0] to find where the unnecessary copying was happening. [0] https://github.com/plasma-umass/scalene
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Some books that meet some of the described criteria: * the books of RP Burn: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B001HP60DI/allbooks?ing... * the abstract algebra text by Dos Reis and Dos Reis: https:/
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> Mathematical maturity has all to do with practice and experience and nothing to do with age. That's OP's point. "Age-appropriate" was put in quotes because it was referring to a metaphorical "mathematical age&q
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HealthyGamer has coaching program that might be worth checking out [0]. Also might be worth getting evaluated by a psychiatrist if you haven't [1]. [0] https://www.healthygamer.gg/about/coaching [1] https:/&
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> There's no whimsy, no sense of artistry or creativity or mystery or playfulness. You have a canvas to do anything and you choose to do nothing. This is all well and good but it should come after being able to load a page quickly t
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You could test if this was the case by traveling to a high-altitude city and staying there long enough to acclimate before flying out.
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Curiosity-driven basic research is the most reliable way of bettering society in unpredictably transformative ways.
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Adding volume directly improves your cardiovascular physiology in ways that causally improve your performance and has been the bedrock of endurance training for decades across sports. It's the most reliable way of improving performance
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Recent research shows this largely isn't the case: https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/07/california...
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https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Cracked
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I'm not familiar enough with rowing volume to comment on that. And I'm not sure how running shoe selection impacts rowing . . . . The overwhelming majority of runners are running less than 30 miles per week. Competitive amateurs m
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You can also find solutions manuals in the usual places.
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There are so many other reliably low-hanging fruit for most runners that jumping to supershoes is unlikely to make nearly as much of a difference. Like you'll see much larger gains adding 10+ miles per week to your training volume. The
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The term that came to mind was being "cracked".
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A land value tax would fix this. Or at least a vacancy tax. Maybe one that exponentially increases with duration of vacancy.
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> At what point would I try going to a psychiatrist to get some pills that make me sleep for 9 hours at a time to get "out of this loop"? Don't assume you know what the treatment will be. Go to a psychiatrist and tell them
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musl is one of the better ones [0]. None other than John Regehr recommends studying it [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musl [1] https://blog.regehr.org/archives/1393
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Follow your interests, your curiosity, your frustrations. In the meantime, build a strong technical foundation (e.g., CS, math, etc.).
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Strength training with heavy compound barbell movements at least 3x/week, LISS cardio 3x/week. Eat sufficient protein and fiber from whole food sources. Try to get good quality sleep. Basically try to hit these: https://
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Age definitely shouldn't come up during promotions. Once you have a role, people are invested in helping you grow so you can get more done. You could probably reach out to some people in the areas you're looking to work and ask th
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I'd check out either How to Design Programs [0] or A Data-Centric Introduction to Computing [1]. You could also try using Harvard's CS50 [2] in a flipped classroom model [3]. [0] https://htdp.org/2023-8-14/
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You could probably do something similar to what Roc is doing: https://www.roc-lang.org/
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Are the entry-level roles you're looking at paying less than what you make as a post-doc? If you took one, would you be making more or less money in 2-5 years?
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If you don't have a pressing deadline, stop thinking in terms of cards due and completing all of them. Timebox instead. Let's say you can afford an hour (for example) of time per day for Anki. Start the hour reviewing what you can
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You should read Shinzen Young's Science of Enlightenment .
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