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Show HN: A CLI tool to manage your time in Rust
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Good on you for getting out and showing your kids that it is ok to leave a bad relationship (even if they don't realize that is what you are doing at the time). My father married a woman (my stepmother) who was abusive and manipulative
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This comment made the thread for me.
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I saw that at Lollapalooza and it one of the best shows I have ever seen. I thought it was so cool afterwards to see a bunch of people covered head to toe in blue body paint like the aliens from Interstella 5555.
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Why Automation Sucks (and how to make it better)
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You Won't Advance Through Coding
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> This article essentially amounts to a fire-and-brimstone sermon full of questionable statements, things that run directly contrary to established science, and poor argumentation and use of sources Which claims run contrary to establish
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> Here's the basis of that claim [1]. Based on a skim of the paper, this experiment seems to only plan out how individuals study material on the same day, not distributed over a period of time that lasts multiple days. In order to t
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Computerized Incremental Learning
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For a good article on proper language learning, check out the guys from Antimoon. They go into detail on how to learn a language and many myths regarding the topic. https://www.antimoon.com/
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There are a bunch of evolutionary reasons that your brain forgets things that aren't used. Check this article for some related to sleep: https://www.supermemo.com/en/archives1990-2015/articles/slee... B
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I think rote learning is only not applicable when you are learning disparate facts with no relation to the whole. For example, learning all of the HTTP status codes before you know anything about HTTP could seem like a waste of time. Howeve
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^^ This. Piotr Wozniak (the creator of Supermemo and the man behind spaced repetition software) has re-formatted a lot of his old posts and ideas into a wiki at supermemo.guru. Use both liberally and you will learn how to learn.
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If you don't know how to structure cards to be effective, I highly recommend you read through the 20 rules of knowledge formatting https://supermemo.guru/wiki/20_rules_of_knowledge_formulatio... I used Anki for 7
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What I Learned about Life by Learning Chinese
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Learning on the Job
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What I learned this year by setting (and quitting) goals
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Upping Your Value as a Developer
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So from what I understand, there is a tradeoff to whether or not you memorize something. When you have a piece of knowledge memorized, it has the capability to be activated in parallel with other known knowledge. These parallel activations
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I listen to New Retro Wave and outrunner almost exclusively. I have also found that video game soundtrack remixes can help to preserve focus as well.