12 karma · joined December 11, 2020
Intermittent fasting, mostly meat, carbs only to serve as meat vessel
* Break down key area and create a list of relevant topics to understand and relevant study materials, gpt can help * For each resource, skim & write summary on material, * Read deeply or discard & take atomic notes on new/key info then write hand written summaries after each page or chapter, * Re-read/skim notes and previous pages when revisiting material * Alternate topics/key areas interleaving and noting their similarities & relationships, gpt can help * For interleaving, spend 20-30mins a key area when studying * Transfer paper notes to digital & outline * Rewrite again in 1doc and elaborate, gpt can help * Elaborate further with how&why questions, gpt can help * Answer the how&why questions, gpt can help * Identify multiple concrete examples and analogies, gpt can help * Find counter arguments, gpt can help * Read other resources, wikipedia reviews, websites, blogs, & repeat the above * Give gpt notes “whats missing?” * Add/create/organize visuals/concept maps/mind maps for dual coding, dall-e can help * ?how to add sensory experience and engage more of brain when learning # pragthinking * Watch relevant videos for more dual coding, * Mediate on ideas * Teach someone or speak it, or Feynman it * Create test, gpt can help * Create
Googlespreadsheet checklist for recurring items
Learned: Asynchronous daily chat updates are just as effective as stand-ups
I don't have the attribution but love this quote: “A good question doesn’t give advice, check hypotheses, impose a perspective, share an opinion, make a suggestion or leave the other person feeling judged or cornered.”
There is no right or wrong way to srs. You have to put in mental effort, whether thats creating elaborate cards, or grinding through thousands of premades. Once you stop putting in the mental effort, it will stop working to improve your recall