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The Antidebate: Experiments in the Art of Sensemaking for a World Gone Slightly Mad.

The Joyous Struggle • 1 HN point • 20 Feb 24
🚌 Education Teaching Learning Research Innovation Collaboration
  1. The antidebate focuses on speaking differently rather than arguing well to enhance meaningful communication by changing the setting, process, and permission.
  2. It is a conversational innovation recognizing varying power dynamics in conversations, embodying a collaborative and competitive inquiry.
  3. The antidebate emerged as a response to the lack of efficacy of traditional debate and aims to prefigure new ways of thinking, talking, and living together.

The Art of Living

The Convivial Society • 2 HN points • 01 Mar 24
📖 Philosophy Life Art Learning Virtue Humanity
  1. Living is an art that involves working creatively within the constraints of our human existence.
  2. Embracing the idea of an 'art of living' emphasizes the importance of cultivating virtues and skills rather than seeking quick fixes or hacks for self-improvement.
  3. Modern consumer culture promotes limitless consumption but does not lead to true fulfillment; practicing the 'art of living' involves accepting and celebrating the limits of our embodied existence.

Lecture 06

Quantum Formalism • 19 implied HN points • 23 Oct 20
🚌 Education Math YouTube Learning
  1. Session 6 of the lecture series is now available on YouTube with a corrected slide on GitHub, focusing on advanced topics in quantum formalism.
  2. New participants are encouraged to have an advanced undergraduate level knowledge or should review previous sessions to follow the live sessions effectively.
  3. Those confident in their understanding can fill out a form to attend the next live session for the lecture series.

Ritualizing The Study of Math

Kids Who Love Math • 2 HN points • 20 Feb 24
🚌 Education Math Learning Family Support
  1. Establishing a routine can help in getting prepared for learning, like dedicating a specific 'Math Time' with all necessary materials ready.
  2. Focusing on the process of getting ready for math is more important than merely sticking to a rigid routine.
  3. Incorporating physical elements or sensory cues can enhance the readiness for learning math, such as having a designated space, an exercise, a specific music, or a scent.

Always be learning and growing 🌱

PeopleStorming • 19 implied HN points • 16 Jun 20
🎙 Podcasts Learning Recommendations Newsletters
  1. Always find time for learning by incorporating podcasts into your daily routine like when you're in the shower, cooking, or in bed.
  2. Listen to podcasts that cater to your interests and needs to make the learning experience more valuable and enjoyable.
  3. Consider selecting newsletter topics that are relevant to you to receive content that aligns better with your preferences and requirements.

So you want to roll your own crypto?

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 19 implied HN points • 30 Aug 20
🔮 Crypto Security Learning Challenges Practices Resources
  1. Learn from other people's mistakes when rolling your own crypto to accelerate your understanding and skill development.
  2. Crypto code is complex due to side-channel constraints and subtle details that can easily compromise security if not understood.
  3. Understand the vast crypto food chain, from cryptanalysts solving mathematical problems to software engineers implementing encryption, to know where you stand and why rolling your own crypto may not be advisable.

A conversation with Alejandro Piad Morffis about education

The Palindrome • 2 implied HN points • 23 Nov 23
🚌 Education Teaching Curriculum Communication Skills Learning
  1. The role of talent in education is important, but having the right environment and support is crucial.
  2. The education system often focuses on problem-solving skills, but it's essential to also value teamwork, communication, and open-ended problem-solving.
  3. There is a gap in science communication where content needs to be accurate and rigorous without sacrificing accessibility to a wider audience.

Học

Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc • 79 implied HN points • 08 Jul 13
🚌 Education Learning University Self-Improvement Continuous Learning
  1. Don't make decisions about higher education based on others' opinions, but rather on personal preferences and goals.
  2. It's essential to prioritize learning throughout life, regardless of formal education.
  3. Consider a pathway of continuous learning, including pursuing higher education, specializing in certain fields, and self-education even after leaving formal education.

GRANTED: What to add to your goals and the best new fall books to read

Granted • 19 implied HN points • 09 Sep 17
🚌 Education Learning Books Networking Questions Growth
  1. Life is full of contradictory ideas, so consider when each perspective is true rather than trying to find the one true answer.
  2. When setting goals, also consider setting anti-goals to ensure you avoid certain outcomes.
  3. Networking can be important, but it's equally crucial to achieve great things that help you naturally build your network.