Krishna Bansal

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• Casey Handmer's blog – Space, Travel, Technology, 3D Printing, Energy, Writing10 savers
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• Notes on Managing ADHD23 savers
• Richard Feynman and the Pleasure Principle — The New Atlantis1 savers
• Learning3 savers
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• How to write good prompts: using spaced repetition to create understanding21 savers
• Malleable software: Restoring user agency in a world of locked-down apps8 savers
• Guide to Career Planning, part 1: Opportunity28 savers
• Post 34: Learning how to learn — Neel Nanda20 savers
• How I use Anki: expanding the scope of SRS — LessWrong1 savers
• Effective learning: Twenty rules of formulating knowledge - SuperMemo6 savers
• The Pond3 savers
• Maxime's Personal Website12 savers
• Richard Feynman "Tiny Machines" Nanotechnology Lecture - aka "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom" - YouTube2 savers
• The self-directives - Recurse Center3 savers
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• Charles Darwin’s note-making system – The Friends of Charles Darwin1 savers
• Precocious Young People Should Do Deep Technical Training3 savers

highlights — 2

• he seems to have realised bound notebooks would be too restrictive when making notes for what was to become a twenty-year research programme. Instead, as we have already seen, he began to maintain a series of different loose-leaf portfolios dedicated to individual research topics.

  Charles Darwin’s note-making system – The Friends of Charles Darwin

• Technical training requires a level of immersion, undivided attention, and frankly – discomfort that you can only really devote when you’re young and relatively responsibility-free. Finally, maybe I’m old school or wrong, but I hold the controversial opinion that deep technical subjects are just harder and more rigorous than others. If you can master them, you can master anything else if you put your mind to it.

  Precocious Young People Should Do Deep Technical Training