Why I Started Documenting My Grind—and Why You Might Consider It Too
lelouch.dev · 385 words · saved by 1 readers
I originally began documenting my learning journey on X as a fun, casual pact with a new internet friend. We wanted to keep each other accountable
Aug 18, 2024 / Read time: 2 min I originally began documenting my learning journey on X as a fun, casual pact with a new internet friend. We wanted to keep each other accountable. What began as a personal log, getting me zero views and likes, unexpectedly changed after my account gained traction on day 28, thanks to a viral post. Suddenly, I found myself publically my daily struggles in learning ML. Strategy The initial plan was straightforward: post daily without stressing about crazy progress but rather focusing on the number of hours of concentrated effort each day. Actually…
saved by
related reading
- Mini Blog Post 27: On blog posts - Neel Nandaneelnanda.io
- Learn In Publicswyx.io
- Why You Should Start a Blog Right Now - Alexey Guzeyguzey.com
- Why and how to write things on the Internet | benkuhn.netbenkuhn.net
- My case for starting blogging — LessWronglesswrong.com
- About these notesnotes.andymatuschak.org
- How to do good work (Part 1): Consistency is key.dofuong.substack.com
- 'How to be a Human' Starter Packlydianottingham.substack.com
- The post I would never postailacquannguoidaythang.substack.com
- How To Learn In Privateswyx.io
- About these notesnotes.andymatuschak.org
- How To Learn Stuff Quickly • Josh W. Comeaujoshwcomeau.com