Going to try an experiment: livestreaming part of my morning writing today at 9AM PST. I’ll mostly be consolidating some hazy questions from Design Unbound. No live interaction with viewers (hard enough w/o that). Video (probably) available afterwards.https://www.twitch.tv/andymatuschak
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Respectfully disagree! If x = additional time spent you and y = value to others, I actually think this is at the efficient frontier. Low effort for you, lots of insights for me and I guess others. (Even the visual of horizontal strips of writing surfaces was inspiring.)
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Appreciated!
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Andy, I thought this was extremely brave of you. Kudos and thanks.
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That’s very kind; thank you!
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I know this wasn’t the purpose, but one of the biggest benefits for me was the micro stuff: Keeping daily note clean with bullet points; not creating lots of new notes constantly but using daily log; CMD-click for opening in a new window;
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realizing the importance of limiting notes in progress; your window layout (which encourages a linear flow); sort by creation date (which increases spatial memory, especially with backlinks) have been HUGE for me. Helped me have a much more productive day today.
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As a knock-on effect, this may be what finally pushes me to do this same thing, recording what goes into one of my blog posts and what am I doing when reading!
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In eSports, watching replays is and has been the efficient frontier when near the global ceiling. Of course, combined with playing the game yourself. I hypothesize that near the ceiling, where the “science” hasn’t been distilled, watching for subtler “motions” is ideal.
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It eventually trickles down into common knowledge. Which is more efficient, but never cutting edge. I always wondered why we don’t see more “replay watching” outside of eSports.
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