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  • th miracle's nonchalance.
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  • nitive abilities is responsible. This interpretation is based on the idea that poor performers have not yet acquired the ability t
    Dunning–Kruger effect
  • The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias[2] whereby people with low ability, expertise, or experience regarding a certain type of task or area of knowledge tend to overestimate their ability or knowledge. Some researchers also include the opposite effect for high performers: their tendency to underestimate their skills. In popular culture, the Dunning–Kruger effect is often misunderstood as a claim about general overconfidence of people with low intelligence instead of specific overconfidence of people unskilled at a particular task.
    Dunning–Kruger effect
  • D about political topics i
    Illusion of explanatory depth
  • Melissa is the luckiest person alive.
    Melissa Heholt, J. Cole’s Wife: 5 Fast Facts | Heavy.com
  • Most conversations between people who’ve just met, or loose acquaintances, are pretty shitty. And it’s not for lack of desire. The majority of people, I think, want to
    Making Normal Conversations Better - by Sasha Chapin
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  • Now I don’t need you to love me, but I do still very much enjoy it.
    what changes and what doesn't - by Ava - bookbear express
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  • . Do not waste someone else’s time and ask them to do something that you should
    How to be great at asking coding questions | by Gordon Zhu | Medium
  • If you’re on a specific lesson and the code is provided, check the provided code and see if it works. If the provided code works but yours doesn’t, then you have a typo. Now that you are sure that you have a typo, it’s your job to find it. Go back methodically and figure out where you messed up. Do not waste someone else’s time and ask them to do something that you should do yourself. 7. Explain what you did to troubleshoot the problem. Come up with a list of hypotheses about what the problem might be and then test them methodically. For each hypothesis, explain what you did to test each hypot…
    How to be great at asking coding questions | by Gordon Zhu | Medium
  • Nobody wants to look for your typos. If you can’t find your own typos, you need to learn how (just keep reading).
    How to be great at asking coding questions | by Gordon Zhu | Medium
  • 3. Provide the code that illustrates the problem. If you are working on a large project, isolate just the part that is broken and share that. When you share code, make sure that the code doesn’t change by the time someone looks at it. That means you should create a separate copy of your code just for your question. If you change the code by the time someone looks at it, your question is not just a bad question, it is inaccurate, which is worse than bad. That’s because everything might have changed, but there’s no way the person answering will know about it. Do not punish people that want to he…
    How to be great at asking coding questions | by Gordon Zhu | Medium
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    How to be great at asking coding questions | by Gordon Zhu | Medium
  • I think epiphanies appeal because they deliver us temporarily from this humbling, cyclical process. It sounds nice to realize a lot in a moment, to feel like everything’s going to change now, or is finally settled. It feels even better. Some motivational speakers and self-help personalities have made a lot of money off of our obsessions with feeling that way. But as my own life unfolds, I’ve become less invested in the promises of lightbulb moments and more interested in paying attention to patterns over time. Elisa Gabbert
    #110: The problem with epiphanies - by Haley Nahman
  • What got me to be able to do jhāna practice wasn’t years of concentrative training—it was getting over my self-hatred
    Pure Pleasure Isn't What You Want, or, Notes on the Jhānas
  • I have a friend whose communication style I really admire: she’s clear, emotionally honest, and sets great boundaries. My hope is to be like that in every important emotional encounter: to express my needs clearly, to be as honest as possible, and to make it clear what’s okay and what isn’t.
    run your own race - by Ava - bookbear express
  • 7. Write regularly, and learn to ‘think in writing’.
    advice - nabeelqu
  • 1. Maximize your baseline energy levels.
    advice - nabeelqu