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by WhATiSCaMeLcaSE 8y ago
Love your book btw. I was scrolling down to see if someone had already suggested it. PS. One of my favorite excerpts from Lauren Ipsum: `That's how it starts. A little Jargon doesn't look like much. Some people even keep them as p
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by WhATiSCaMeLcaSE 8y ago
Actually, if you activate the 'Hinterland' extension, you don't need to hit tab. And there's a ton of more extensions too. Their Github repo has instructions on how to set up the extensions - https://github.co
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Show HN: A flashcard web app with markdown and LaTeX support(notes.c13u.com)
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by WhATiSCaMeLcaSE 8y ago
Funny that you link an article whose title is "OAP, 84, paints magnificent masterpiece - but has never had an art lesson in his life" but inside the article, we have "... Former toolmaker Ken Small worked seven hours a day fo
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by WhATiSCaMeLcaSE 8y ago
You misunderstand my point. I'm arguing against his age being used as a wow factor. IMO, such articles make older artists, who have managed to put in the same amount of effort, seem less gifted. Art should be appreciated for what it is
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by WhATiSCaMeLcaSE 8y ago
I feel that a disproportionate attention goes towards the chronological age of young achievers. Suppose he's had 3 years of intensive practice. I'd like to live in a world where a 50 year old, who has spent 3 years practising, get
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by WhATiSCaMeLcaSE 8y ago
I also find it useful to organize my notes by topic rather than by book/author/time. Over time, I will build a master reference for topics that I'm interested in. OneNote/Evernote is especially helpful when you use handw