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noble12

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About noble12

Founder and CEO of Rebilder. Maker of the Commonplace Journal.

Twitter: @grahammumm

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    Great idea, thanks! We're currently developing a series of videos to replace the explanation so I'll definitely look into the sherlock series and see how they've portrayed it.

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    Have you heard of the Weimar Republic? A little reading into history and economics would do you a lot of good. Giving people free stuff has never worked in the history of the world…

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    Show HN: Learn 10x Faster Than Spaced Repetition with Guided Mnemonics

    We've had a lot success in classrooms and the field but explaining how RebilderU's accelerated learning process works online has been difficult. While it does require a new way of …

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    Not going to hold my breath. More confidence in Elon Musk launching a bunch of low orbit internet satellites. Now THAT would be awesome...

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    This looks pretty great. Will be in Myanmar in a week and would like to try it out. I'm also the NA operations director for CDO Nepal and think there could be an opportunity to wor…

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    Worst idea ever.

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    Working on a change now.

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    Fair point. I suppose with a such a new method the barriers to signing up need to be as minimal as possible. Give us a few hours and we'll try to have a trial system up by tomorrow…

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    Great book. "The Art of Memory" by Frances Yates is also a fascinating read. Chronicles the memory palace technique along its entire 2300 year history in popular culture.

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    The technique was used for about 2300 years and is the primary method used by modern memory champions. Essentially, we're just simplifying the process of using it to learn. In othe…

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