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Second this. Put off trying it for years because "why not just use a GUI" if I'm going to leave the console anyway. Turns out lazygit is kind of a happy middle ground and using it …

I've been liking Explainable Boosting Machines lately (kind of a cross between a GAM and a tree). They also have decision trees. Haven't tested them in production yet but they're p…

Seconding Obsidian for notes. Really happy with the editor, it's got nice formatting and all notes synced on desktop/laptop/phone. I just use their paid syncing though. I also igno…

With higher interest rates, I stopped paying the full balance and instead try squeezing a little extra interest out of the money (I buy USFR, which is giving around 5.3% right now)…

Very fun watching this guy chat about probability. Statistics 110 Probability: https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/stat110/youtube And this guy (Erik Demaine) is an absolute gem for in…

Haven't tried this one, thanks. There's also Everything [0] which is usually my favorite search for Windows. Fast and supports regex. [0] https://www.voidtools.com/

I love SpeedCrunch , especially for dealing with different bases. For back-of-the-napkin type math, OpalCalc is my favorite. https://skytopia.com/software/opalcalc/

Nothing has impacted my writing more than that book. There are several versions now, the one I have is titled "Style: The Basics of Clarity and Grace". I chose it over White's book…