The go-to book for understanding the intricacies of data storage and processing. Amazon >
Dalio proposes a team management methodology that aims to eliminate all irrational aspects of a person during work. In my experience, it's often more effective to consider and harness these irrational aspects. Website >
A thought-provoking book that presents compelling arguments for pursuing monopolies in niche markets and building cohesive, almost cult-like teams. Amazon >
Offers insights on how to effectively uncover what users truly need. Website >
I use Obsidian to summarize all the papers I read. Each node on the graph represents a paper, mathematical concept, or business principle. Website >
Check out my data processing pipeline using Obsidian and Cursor.
Cursor provides context-aware, development-focused autocomplete features.
It outperforms Copilot and other similar tools.
Even Sam Altman uses it. I have a rule that everyone on my team should use it.
Once they see how it works, they download it immediately.
As a VSCode fork, migration is straightforward and takes only a few minutes.
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Go-to browser based on Chromium.
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Look, someone's nose fell off.
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I've compiled a list of best practices for what to learn.
P.S. While I've developed quite a few apps using Dart, I'm now focusing on TypeScript due to its versatility and robust type system.
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Through empirical observation, I've come to conclusions that align with libertarian principles. I value both social and economic freedom.
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