Parth Gupta
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on the atlas — 26
- Servarr | Servarr Wiki1 savers
- How to Do Great Work51 savers
- My 2000's TV!1 savers
- To Divide the Rent, Start With a Triangle - The New York Times4 savers
- Don’t base career decisions on glamour or fame3 savers
- How to learn math and physics4 savers
- Two infinities that are surprisingly equal | Gowers's Weblog1 savers
- Hypercube Projection1 savers
- Problem books and other resources1 savers
- Spotlight Effect1 savers
- Why Is Friendship a Casualty of Growing Up?9 savers
- Cocktail party ideas11 savers
- Stop trying to try and try32 savers
- Coloring by Numbers Reveals Arithmetic Patterns in Fractions | Quanta Magazine1 savers
- How to Do What You Love9 savers
- The games and life of Mikhail Tal1 savers
- Chess Developments: The Sicilian Dragon1 savers
- Attention Traps - by Varun - Public Experiments12 savers
- uncertainty – A Slice of My Mind4 savers
- June Huh, High School Dropout, Wins the Fields Medal | Quanta Magazine24 savers
- shannon1948.dvi1 savers
- Tim Gowers - Two cultures7 savers
- Undergraduation6 savers
- choosing - by vincent huang - a slice of my mind29 savers
- Entropy + Algebra + Topology = ?3 savers
- Justin Glibert - How I learned modern Machine Learning12 savers
highlights — 6
You will always share the bonds from the past, but there isn’t much of a bond tying together the present.
Why Is Friendship a Casualty of Growing Up?Most people are doomed in childhood by accepting the axiom that work = pain. Those who escape this are nearly all lured onto the rocks by prestige or money. How many even discover something they love to work on? A few hundred thousand, perhaps, out of billions.
How to Do What You LoveIt doesn't mean, do what will make you happiest this second, but what will make you happiest over some longer period, like a week or a month
How to Do What You Lovethat some people are so much more competent in an area than you that their work is indistinguishable from magic
uncertainty – A Slice of My Mind“I think intention and willpower … are highly overrated
June Huh, High School Dropout, Wins the Fields Medal | Quanta Magazine“Don’t surround yourself with ‘smarter’ people. The trick is to surround yourself with people who are free in ways you’re not.”
choosing - by vincent huang - a slice of my mind