❕ Warning: consume intentionally.
Bret Victor Talks: I bet you can't complete a single talk without jumping around with excitement.
Holes I'm digging:
Expertise P*rn
of people that inspired in unique ways
How to write good prompts: using spaced repetition to create understanding
(simply a must read)
Premature scaling can stunt system iteration
Your goal is to answer fundamental questions about your system, not making the graphs go up.
there are dozens of good notes by him, this block should've been in https://github.com/siddish-reddy/notes.siddish.com/blob/main/broken-reference/README.md
Contributing to Complex Projects
Read and Reimplement Recent Commits
My Approach to Building Large Technical Projects
"I've learned that when I break down my large tasks in chunks that result in seeing tangible forward progress, I tend to finish my work and retain my excitement throughout the project."
i loved stumbling upon or I want to read again
The Good Try Rule - LessWrong
So when someone says “try Vim or try Roam Research”, its a lazy advice;
Instead they should have said to try Roam Research for a week and dump your thoughts without worrying about the structure or format.
This way at least you wont be hating whatever X they suggested in the first place.
Biweekly engineering newsletter - Pointer
Daily (AI) Papers by AK - Interesting research papers of the day
LessWrong Frontpage
Farnam Street Brainfood
Best of Hacker News curated
The Browser Newsletter - Five curated stories in your inbox each day
Newsletter by services:
Matter
Readwise Feed (Example my highlights: 📚 Siddish's Favorites)
Readwise Reader
that I use regularly right now
Research and browsing:
Elicit
Metaphor
Knowledge Management:
Logseq: A privacy-first, open-source knowledge base
Anki: Spaced Repetition
Personal tools:
Metaphor Wrapper Extension to quickly find sites similar to current tab
Quick Chat Prompts Editor
Zo Computer: Personal cloud computer with AI, files, and tools - my intelligent workspace
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