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Read Something Interesting(readsomethinginteresting.com)
3 points by exaltation 4y ago|0 comments
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In Praise of Memorization(pearlleff.com)
223 points by exaltation 4y ago|145 comments
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by exaltation 5y ago
Buy a textbook on the subject and read it over a period of time (not in one sitting).
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by exaltation 5y ago
I really enjoy curated link newsletters like Thinking About Things [0] and Findka Essays [1]. [0] https://www.thinking-about-things.com/ [1] https://essays.findka.com/
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by exaltation 5y ago
Seconding the recommendation for Thinking About Things [0] and Findka Essays [1]. [0] https://www.thinking-about-things.com [1] https://essays.findka.com
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by exaltation 5y ago
The Thinking About Things newsletter was a great way to discover intesting content, but they seem to be on haitus. [0] https://www.thinking-about-things.com/
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by exaltation 5y ago
Rands in Repose is great. https://randsinrepose.com/
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by exaltation 5y ago
The difficulty in finding interesting internet reads has opened a niche now filled by content curators. My personal favorite is the Thinking About Things newsletter [0]. Another great one is Findka Essays [1]. Would love to hear about any o
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by exaltation 5y ago
I'm an experienced resume writer and editor and would be happy to take a look at your resume. Email me at threemillionthflower [at] gmail.com.
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by exaltation 5y ago
This article was featured on Thinking About Things [0] today, which is likely how it got to the front page of Hacker News. http://thinking-about-things.com/
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by exaltation 5y ago
If you feel overwhelmed by all the blog posts out there, there are newsletters that will send you one or several articles a day and let you ingest them slowly. I particularly like Thinking About Things and Findka Essays. [0] https:/&#
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Ask HN: How can an older worker going back to CS after a break find a position?
47 points by exaltation 5y ago|49 comments
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by exaltation 5y ago
I, too, saw this on Thinking About Things today...
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by exaltation 6y ago
What is the difference between a cat and a comma? A cat has claws at the end of paws and a comma is a pause at the end of a clause.
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by exaltation 6y ago
Unfortunately I don't see one on their site. The Twitter feed [0] has some links though. [0] https://twitter.com/thinkingaboutt6
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by exaltation 6y ago
Seconding the recommendation of Thinking About Things. That newsletter is really one of the internet's unknown gems - I tire of most "interesting article" curators eventually, but they cover such a diverse array of topics tha