π£π I had a wonderful time discussing technologies for thought on this week's EconTalk: econtalk.org/andy-matuschak
's even-handed analytical style has made this my favorite podcast for years, but of course he's also an experienced educator. A great combo for this topic!
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Have you tried Devonthink Pro at all?
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I have! I'm enthusiastic about associative personal knowledge management systems. My approach has some overlap with the principles described there, but because I'm more interested in manually-curated associations than machine-generated ones, I use a different tool.
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I like Tyler Cowenβs content as well, but I far prefer Russβs style. Will tune in!
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This was a good interview. I actually stumbled across your blog post After Class is Over when I was debating on going back to school to study machine learning. The post reminded me that regardless of my decision to never stop learning.
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What, a list of books about the study of progress and invention without the inclusion of Mokyr's "Lever of Riches"?? Shame on you sir!
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Replying to @ollie_lovell @EconTalker and @andy_matuschak
I would like to point to the best & most stick-with-you learning experience I've had in past years: @MelMitchell1's MOOC Intro to Complexity @ComplexExplorer
Building on the blog post this article inspired 2 months ago: joethinks.home.blog/2019/06/05/a-f on high impact articles for me
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