learning
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- The Hole Where All the Success Leaks Out
- News-Adjacent Reading
- We Are What We Repeatedly Do
- Paris Review - William Gibson, The Art of Fiction No. 211
- The digital revolution in higher education has already happened. No one noticed.
- My Writing Education: A Time Line - The New Yorker
- Why patience really is a virtue
- The Inner Game of Tennis
- The art of the bug
- Teacher spends two days as a student and is shocked at what she learns
- Never try to look cool and learn something at the same time
- Kanakaweb: Sargent: All Ava Maria
- I love the fact that I’m bad at [things], you know what I’m saying?
- Why it’s ok to buy books and not read them
- I am not a scholar
- A Point of View: Chess and 18th Century artificial intelligence - BBC News
- Master the best that other people have ever figured out
- A man should never be ashamed to own he has been in the wrong
- Cato Unbound » Why Online Education Works
- The immediacy of a painter’s canvas and a musical instrument
- You Learn From People Who Mostly Agree With You | Ben Casnocha
- Why does the return journey feel quicker? - The Irish Times
- In-Use: FF Quadraat in ‘The Shape of Design’ – An interview with Frank Chimero
- Interview with Craig Mod… « instantbight
- What you’ve never done is what you’ll need to learn for your business
- A good rule of thumb: diversity of opinion is essential
- For The Body Is Not One Member, But Many: An Interview with Tim Carmody : Deron Bauman
- Wehr in the World: 30+ hours of TV later...
- Blake Masters: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 5 Notes Essay
- When to leave grad school off your resume | Penelope Trunk Blog
- All you had to do was look at each of your players
- Dead or remote masters can’t refuse you as an apprentice
- An interview with William Gibson | The Verge
- When we say, “What do you do?” we really mean what do you learn?
- Oh you have a dream?
- In which teenage Ben Franklin improves his writing by imitation
- A movie that’s good for you is, by definition, not good for you
- On Taste - Edmund Burke
- The Enchiridion by Epictetus - The Internet Classics Archive
- My strategy can be reduced to two rules: 1) Find a way to make it fun and 2)…
- When I was young, I read The Richest Man in Babylon, which said to under-spend…
- Forget What You Know About Good Study Habits - NYTimes.com
- Maybe one of the single best things a person can do for themselves is to shift…
- Law school was a word I kept lodged at the back of my mouth, like a cyanide…
- Some wisdom before school starts
- cartoon at the head of the article
- Scientific American weighs in on expertise and experts