Archive

• 3D modelling
• A good tagging system for files for reducing information overload
• Accounting basics
• Add a desktop search engine for your digital library
• Advice shouldn't be taken literally
• All analogies are flawed
• All-in-one tools make good explorations
• An introduction to OpenBSD
• Anatomy of the brain
• Android free and open source apps
• Apply search tools and techniques for your digital library
• Arch Linux
• Archive files
• Argument structure matters over accuracy when presenting information
• Backlinks
• Balancing creativity and familiarity
• Being misinformed is better than being ignorant
• Cachix
• CCMixter web API
• Chunking
• Clash of Clans art style
• Classic prose
• Code Staging in GNU Guix
• Collecting information only feels like progress
• Collecting information to learn new skills
• Command line: BorgBackup
• Command line: cURL
• Command line: FFmpeg
• Command line: Flatpak
• Command line: fzf
• Command line: ImageMagick
• Command line: journalctl
• Command line: kubectl
• Command line: mpc
• Command line: Niv
• Command line: pacman
• Command line: Podman
• Command line: ripgrep
• Command line: systemctl
• Command-line: youtube-dl
• Common problems with software packaging
• Communicate with others to learn
• Computational processes
• Computer graphics
• Consistency over time creates more progress
• Contrast can create more impressions
• Cookiecutter
• Create an inbox to store your thoughts
• Create examples of ranking complexity when documenting your project
• Create roadmaps to stay on track
• Creativity and logic are not opposites
• Creativity does not mean originality
• CS50x
• Deliberate practice
• Digital gardens
• Diving head-first into a difficult problem makes a bad start
• Diving head-first with a difficult problem is a good indicator of progress
• Does presenting Linux distributions as a single thing proves beneficial for newcomers?
• Doing with images makes symbols: Communicating with computers
• Don't get caught in the hype
• Drawabox course
• Duckduckgo bangs data
• Emacs as an IDE
• Endianness
• Evergreen notes
• Every copy of the techniques is personalized
• Examples and stories are more memorable than explanations
• Exercism track: Bash
• Failed ideas can be repurposed
• File metadata
• Flatpak packages
• Fleeting notes
• Fleeting notes makes up most of our thoughts
• Follow the experts in the field
• Free software
• Functional package management
• Functional programming
• Fundamentals of music theory
• Future-proofing your notes is only worth if the future is relevant
• Generate a color scheme based from a single color
• Generating human-friendly color schemes
• Git
• GitHub Actions
• GNU Emacs
• GNU sed
• Go packages
• Guix package contribution workflow
• Guix package manager
• How all Linux distros are technically operating systems of their own
• How I approach note-taking
• How To Draw Anything
• How to Read a Book
• Human-friendly color spaces
• Ice scramble
• Ignorance is better than misinformation
• Illustration
• Implementing Base16 themes in Hugo
• Implementing tiered headings with CSS
• Index
• Information is only acquired when you try to make sense of it
• Information literacy
• Inkscape
• Installing Linux kernel modules with DKMS
• Involuntary attention switch is good for preventing tunnel vision
• IPFS protocol
• Journals: Learning how to draw
• Kubernetes
• Learn how to forget
• Learn music theory in half an hour
• Learn with the materials intended for kids
• Learning a new skill often starts from specific places
• Learning how to learn
• Learning modes
• Learning process
• Learning techniques
• Lilypond
• Linguistics, style, and writing in the 21st century
• Linux drivers
• Linux kernel options
• Live sessions of yourself doing things as an example
• Look for live sessions as another form of examples
• Look into tutorials with a solid-end goal
• Lua modules
• Maintain your own digital library
• Make a hub note to connect ideas together
• Make a style guide for consistency
• Make web forges recognize plain-text documents
• Memory palace
• Mistakes are where improvement occurs
• Module files
• Monster Hunter art style
• Most of the work is done from smaller amount of effort
• Neovim folds
• Neovim help system
• Neovim Lua integration
• Neovim Lua modules
• Neovim plugin: LuaSnip
• Neovim text objects
• Network configuration in Linux
• Niche projects brings more interesting audience
• Nix derivations
• Nix flakes
• Nix language
• Nix overrides and overlays
• Nix package manager
• Nix packages
• NixOS
• Note-taking
• Note-taking should make better thinking
• Oil processes
• Oil shell language
• Open Build Service
• Openness makes diversity
• Org mode
• Org mode timestamps
• Org mode: Babel
• Overanalyzing slow you down
• Overlearning
• Packaging Rust crates in GNU Guix
• Percent encoding in Bash
• Personal information management
• Pitfalls and illusions of competence
• Practical typography
• Prefer referencing over remembering
• Presence of the material fools students into learning
• Problems with simpler tools
• Procrastination
• Professional narcissism
• Programming
• Python packages
• Python Packaging: Why don't you just?
• Randomness in systems introduces interest
• Recalling
• Recipe: Hard-boiled egg
• Recoll
• Reduce writing fluff
• Refer to advanced resources when skill-building for a solid short-term goal
• Repetition is not understanding
• Reproducible builds
• Reproducible executables with Nix
• Reproducible research
• Reproducible research: methodological principles for transparent science
• Restrictions bring out creativity
• Roam Research
• Rust language
• Self-learning is about responsibility
• Shaved ice
• Show the result at the front
• Simple tools make better workflows
• Skill-building
• Skills should be applied for the sake its own
• Software archives
• Software Heritage
• Solutions to SUSE Cloud native fundamentals scholarship exercises
• Solutions: Structure and interpretation of computer programs
• Spaced repetition
• Specific use cases are better than step-by-step tutorials
• Speedreading
• Speedreading is all about skimming well
• Start small and improve later
• Start with wishful thinking
• Store a dedicated inbox for randomly generated ideas
• Store a sketchbook for your narratives
• Structure and interpretation of computer programs
• Summary of a Linux installation
• Supercell games art style
• SUSE Cloud native fundamentals scholarship program
• swh.fuse
• Switching between different topics makes new perspective
• systemd
• systemd environment directives
• systemd services
• systemd timers
• systemd transient units
• systemd unit hardening
• systemd unit templates
• systemd-boot
• systemd-journald
• systemd-networkd
• Text Encoding Initiative
• The basics of memory
• The basics of org-babel
• The overview of a programming environment
• The Packaging Grail
• The Software Heritage Filesystem (SwhFS): Integrating Source Code Archival with Development
• Time spent on learning a skill should equally spend time for applying said skill
• Tradeoffs lock yourself in a position
• Tunnel vision
• Types of notes
• Understanding comes first from memory
• Unix shell programming: the next 50 years
• Unnecessary optimizations cripple progress
• Use timestamps as a future-proofing method
• Using the built-in help system of Emacs
• Vagrant
• Vim
• Wayland
• We are more associative than structured
• We are more structured than associative
• We know more compared to what we understood
• When creating a line, be confident and sure
• When note-taking, don't satisfy your ego
• When starting out, focus on quantity over quality
• Why wishing a unified Linux distro is a pointless task
• Wikidata
• Working and long-term memory
• Write down the simplest possible example
• Write paragraphs like music
• Writing
• Writing styles
• Zettelkasten
• Zines