Learning To Learn: Pencil, Then Ink

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Michael Nielsen writes about this in an essay where he describes the experience of pushing himself to go deeper than usual in understanding a mathematical proof:

I gradually internalize the mathematical objects I’m dealing with [using spaced repetition]. It becomes easier and easier to conduct (most of) my work in my head. [. . .] Furthermore, as my

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Karpathy spilled the formula of truly learning something: > don’t write blog posts > don’t do slides > write the code > arrange it > get it to work if you can truly build it you can say you know it. build from scratch guys. https://t.co/BjUtfHp1wx

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