Notes

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A debate is a dance not a war

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All habits are based on a four-step pattern, which consists of cue, craving, response, and reward.

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Block your time in order to spend it intentionally

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Bringing too many arguments to the table can lead to Argument Dilution

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Brown is just dark orange

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Commonplace books were the predecessors to PKM or the concept of a „Second Brain“

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Design matters most when technology becomes generalized and least when technology is new

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Diminishing returns mean that there is a point where further optimization does not make sense anymore

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Enable your future self to learn from your past self - because your future self will forget everything

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Every object, even an apple, is essentially a colorless object

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Growth is dictated not by total resources available, but by the scarcest required resource (limiting factor)

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HMW statements reframe a problem into a challenge, which is way more engaging than thinking about a problem

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How to choose a daily highlight

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Humans love being the cause

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In order to form a habit, one should assign that habit with an identity

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It is important to write in your own words

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Knowing how to think of the world computationally is a core modern skill

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Learning Astro Content Collections

Notes on how Astro 6 content collections work with the glob loader, Zod schemas, and the content store.

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LLMs do not have mental models and therefore lack real understanding of concepts and ideas

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Low Relationship Conflict leads to better decisions and more original ideas

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Mental illness is a sign that who we are does not fit with our circumstances

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Moloch is a race that’ll probably kill us, but that we can’t help but run

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Most people undervalue their freely available time

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On Digital Minimalism

Thoughts on building digital systems that serve you, not the other way around.

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Only 20% of the content on a website is being read on average

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People are building "sandcastles" over and over again

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Planning fallacy describes how we generally underestimate the time needed to complete a task

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Reframing is a very simple yet powerful tool to turn negative concepts into something positive

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Small decisions can have big impacts

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The amount of time spent on content declines rapidly after two screenfuls of content

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The average attention span is shrinking as more topics are competing for finite attention spans

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The experience of kindergarten teachers correlates with the income of their students in adulthood

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The McGurk effect describes how our vision influences our hearing

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We have a natural built-in function to forget

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We should consume information the same way, we consume and select food

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With systems and automated processes you gain compounding interest in your investment of time

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You should always be thinking like a scientist