Rachit Nigam | PhD Candidate, Cornell University
Personal infrastructure loosely refers to all the tools and systems I have to interact on a regular basis to do my job as a PhD researcher. As a systems researcher, this includes obvious stuff like command-line tools and programming workflow as well as as the set of tools to build websites, write papers, manage TODO lists, and record videos.
Personal Infrastructure for PhD Students | Rachit Nigam Personal Infrastructure for PhD Students PhD candidate provides ways to procrastinate January 09, 2022 Personal infrastructure loosely refers to all the tools and systems I have to interact on a regular basis to do my job as a PhD researcher. As a systems researcher, this includes obvious stuff like command-line tools and programming workflow as well as as the set of tools to build websites, write papers, manage TODO lists, and record videos . Websites Software Technical Writing Programming Workflow Websites Let’s get this one out of the
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