Lingfei Tang
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- Red Blob Games8 savers
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- In good hands — Steph Ango7 savers
- Ace of Robotic Hearts. - by Aurelia Zhang :: muonneutrino.substack.com/1 savers
- “Ask for what you need” is a terrible social system :: the6thspence.substack.com/2 savers
- Is this enough for today? What is “enough”? - Intend :: intend.do/1 savers
- practice your A,B,Zs - by tadzio dlugolecki - joy arbitrage :: joyarbitrage.substack.com/2 savers
- How Math + AI Made an Ad Campaign in a Weekend With $100 | Po-Shen Loh :: poshenloh.com/1 savers
- Pre-order our book, or, whats so special about Cate? :: sashachapin.substack.com/1 savers
- An Opinionated Guide to Using Anki Correctly — LessWrong7 savers
- Nate the Snake3 savers
- How To Speak by Patrick Winston7 savers
- Research Debt28 savers
- Stuff Like Lists: Cognitive Tools for Doing Things (Maybe Even Good And Meaningful Things!) | Vi Hart on Patreon :: www.patreon.com/1 savers
- Reality has a surprising amount of detail18 savers
- Augmenting Long-term Memory30 savers
- The Central Paradox of Love5 savers
- Intellectuals are F*cking Idiots - Mark Manson1 savers
- Questions That Make People Say Things They've Never Said Before7 savers
- How to walk through walls - by Henrik Karlsson11 savers
- Staring into the abyss as a core life skill85 savers
- Half-assing it with everything you've got33 savers
- Good Mathematician vs. Great Mathematician – Math with Bad Drawings1 savers
- World's End Girlfriend - Dream's End Come True (2002) - Full Album - YouTube1 savers
- El almohadón de plumas - Horacio Quiroga - Ciudad Seva - Luis López Nieves1 savers
- The Curse of Knowing How, or; Fixing Everything | Blog3 savers
- Rethinking High-School Science Fairs—Asterisk10 savers
- Enneagram Type 5: The Investigator - The Enneagram Institute3 savers
- Hotel Concierge — The Stanford Marshmallow Prison Experiment4 savers
highlights — 12
be aware, “can you tell me a time when X happened?” will draw a blank for autistic people! we have poor episodic memory, so not a good way to hear our interesting thoughts
Questions That Make People Say Things They've Never Said BeforeHold all of your opinions lightly.
Intellectuals are F*cking Idiots - Mark MansonI mean, look at these fucking idiots. Do you think this is really about climate change? No, these are empty human beings, desperate for their lives to mean something. And their apocalyptic climate change model has done that for them.
Intellectuals are F*cking Idiots - Mark MansonThe problem is, you can’t measure everything. It’s impossible. And if it turns out that the immeasurable factors are far more important than what’s measurable, well, then like McNamara, you’re screwed.
Intellectuals are F*cking Idiots - Mark MansonRemember that if you use questions like these, asking permission is good practice. “Can I ask you something a bit more personal?” or “Is it okay if I ask something slightly different?” reads farcically, but in a real conversation it works. Look for opportunities to create the psychological space for an honest answer to actually surface.
Questions That Make People Say Things They've Never Said BeforeWhat would be bad about sharing?
Questions That Make People Say Things They've Never Said BeforeAlso, it is only the first time that it might take years. After you’ve developed a hacker mindset in one area of your life, it is much easier to see the rest of reality in the same way.
How to walk through walls - by Henrik KarlssonActually, a bureaucracy is just people and some file systems.
How to walk through walls - by Henrik KarlssonAt film school, they had also been taught to shoot several takes from multiple angles so the editor could shape the scene, but since Rodriguez was the editor, he could visualize exactly what the scenes would be, shooting only precisely what was needed, a single take per scene, which minimized the cost of film stock and editing time.
How to walk through walls - by Henrik KarlssonThey devote more and more time to collecting and attending to their collections, less to anything related to their real needs.
Enneagram Type 5: The Investigator - The Enneagram Institutetheir identity is built around “having ideas” and being someone who has something unusual and insightful to say
Enneagram Type 5: The Investigator - The Enneagram InstituteWhen they get verification of their observations and hypotheses, or see that others understand their work, it is a confirmation of their competency, and this fulfills their Basic Desire. (“You know what you are talking about.”)
Enneagram Type 5: The Investigator - The Enneagram Institute