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> if there's something simple that we've missed That's exactly what current mathematicians are using AI for [1]. However, the same mathematicians also believe that pursuing a beaut…

Thank you for the recommendations! The 2 books seem to be a little more detailed than the average general-audience book but not too intense and deep like a textbook. Would definite…

For most folks, the incentive of learning at 100% speed [1] is getting better grades in school. It's a huge ego boost to walk in to an exam hall with zero handwritten cheat sheets …

> I ended up with like 2 or 3 out of 10 complete proofs and the rest half finished on the final exam because I had the right starting points, but not enough practice using what I k…

> From this perspective, fields that require deep understanding, like math, require memory just as fields with a breadth of shallow knowledge do, though in different ways. I'm inte…

I have taken algorithms courses. This video explains in detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX40hbAHx3s In short, P means Polynomial time (i.e. markets can solve computation pr…

> ... Costco has a variety of "bad governance" provisions, such as a super-majority (of all shares, not just votes) provision threshold for shareholder votes Do you believe there's…

The goat. Probably a required reading for all academics. However, I wonder if this workshop is still relevant in the age of LLMs...?

Is the title editorialized?

I wouldn't say it's baseless... Instead, I would say it's flawed base making very sweeping statements that make it sound like good science [1]. Moreover, there exist fathers who ar…

What would you mean "more like this"? The headline is borderline clickbaity. Specifically the word "Ruthless" made me think of something unethical like Delve's business. [1]: https…

Hmmmmm > “These bears have become synonymous with gentrification in San Francisco,” he told fnnch, “and the displacement of the artists that come from here.” I have mixed feelings …

I concur with you (that this is an excellent introduction)! Imo, your suggestions are more for intermediate/advanced active listeners that need to interact with folks in their job …

I think the problem statement is: How do you know when to Let Go of the current boulder? The poem suggested many many many possible when . Here's one: "unless it comes out of / you…

This is correct. To delve into a topic about cognitive load without talking about germane overhead disqualifies this article (i.e. similar to extraneous overhead in terms of effort…

It's not bad. Maybe 7/10. I read the page https://www.succeedsocially.com/morefun . Here's my initial impressions. Pros: it identified several important painpoints and give several…

TLDR: which is better? it depends RedHat's style guide is far more detailed and closer to a reference/explanation (i.e. going by Diátaxis definition). Google's technical writing is…

Hmmm what is a simple "hello world" project in chip design? In computer science courses, that's as simple as a println(). In machine learning courses, that's training on mnist data…

> Few of Twitter's most vocal posters spend time reading contemporary poetry collections, attending readings, or tracing the evolution of forms. I recently got hooked into contempo…

Initial impressions: Looks great. As a cloud security analyst that is thinking of going back to coding or DevSecOps, if I'm honest with myself, there is nothing new here that I hav…

I appreciated the article for emphasising memorising definitions and statement of theorems... But not for proofs. For proofs, a general outline would be sufficient.

> For him, sitting down for twenty minutes is a much more consistent tool for maximizing energy - even compared to sleep or coffee. Firstly, I'm glad JS (and OP) see very positive …

I'm curious what you would think is "good modern journalism". Could you give examples? The discussion's article writes more like The Atlantic or NYMag interview style than AP News …