This is the content plan for my newsletter
The dates are only rough guidelines, this is more of a content ordering and flow
Roadmap #.ol-nested
intro newsletter/issue-1 Jun 12th, 2022
Intro newsletter
More about what I’m doing
Starting my public graph homepage
Introducing my logseq-openai/project
Newsletter Project newsletter/issue-2 Jun 19th, 2022
feedback on logseq-openai/project
launching my get-youtube-subtitles plugin
Getting started with logseq newsletter/issue-3 Jun 26th, 2022
Launching logseq-social
Newsletter intro and Productivity with AI newsletter/issue-4 Jul 3rd, 2022
summarize
plan
write
study guide
programming
machine learning
coding with ai
codex
copilot
Edit
Fine Tune
CoAuthor
Algorithms Bootcamp and Elon Musk Jul 10th, 2022 newsletter/issue-5
Updates
algorithms-boot-camp-study-guide
Productivity Toolkit
Brain Food
Quotes
Draft
If I could only pick one favorite podcast, it would be Huberman Labs, which is about health and neuroscience by a Stanford Professor, Andrew Huberman.
I’ve been listening to every one of the Huberman Labs podcasts in order, and I really enjoyed this one.
MASTER YOUR SLEEP & BE MORE ALERT WHEN AWAKE - Huberman Labs Podcast
From a productivity perspective, sleep is one of my favorite subjects. I have trouble sleeping well consistently but feel so so much better when well rested.
Likely you aren’t getting enough sleep - 33% of people are chronically sleep deprived. If you are trying to improve your life, fixing your sleep is the best place to start. Huberman points out in the podcast that some people have gone years without sleeping well. They don’t even remember what it feels to be rested.
There are countless studies on how much sleep improves your health and performance, but it’s impossible to quantify how much better your life is experiencing the world with a lucid mind.
There is a wealth of information in the podcast, but a couple points stood out to me, as someone trying to feel sleepy earlier.
Summary
Circadian rhythm is the sleep and wakefulness cycle you go through every 24 hours. It controls when you get sleepy.
There are two many levers that affect your circadian rhythm: temperature and light.
Getting bright outdoor light within 30 minutes of waking up sets your circadian rhytm.
You also should avoid any bright lights at night, between 11pm and 4am
Your core temperature will be at its lowest 2 hours before you wake up and gradually start to increase. Your temperature will peak around late afternoon and then gradually decrease towards the evening thus repeating the cycle.
So to adjust your circadian rhythm, warm your body up at the appropriate time, with exercise or even a heater to be more alert, then cool yourself down at night to fall asleep.
Link
Elon Musk Rejects Twitter Deal
Intro to Algorithms newsletter/issue-6
Updates
Productivity Toolkit
Brain Food
Quote
Simplicity is a prerequisite for reliability.
Edsger W. Dijkstra
One of my favorite tech talks of all time is “Simple Made Easy” by Rich Hickey”. It’s mostly a philosophical talk, it doesn’t have much code in it.
Link
AI can play Stratego at an expert level now
Stratego is one of the few iconic board games that AI has not yet mastered.
This popular game has an enormous game tree on the order of 10^535 nodes, i.e., 10^175 times larger than that of Go.
https://t.co/xXagujMfmw
Time Complexity - Intro
Updates
Time Complexity
two sum
Productivity Toolkit
Brain Food
Quote
Link
Intermediate typescript
Updates
typescript
learnx in y minutes
jest testing
types patterns and generics
Productivity Toolkit
Capture logseq-second-brain
markdown capture
ios shortcuts with logseq
geolocation capture
watch capture
Brain Food
Quote
No amount of observations of white swans can allow the inference that all swans are white, but the observation of a single black swan is sufficient to refute that conclusion.
Link
UN Population study
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Intro to Recursion
Updates
Productivity Toolkit
organize
Brain Food
Quote
Link
linear recursion
factorial
tree recursion
fibbonacci number
Divide and Conquer
Updates
merge sort
Productivity Toolkit
distill
Brain Food
Quote
Link
Quicksort
Updates
quicksort
pivot selection
dutch national flag problem
Productivity Toolkit
express
Brain Food
Quote
Link
Sorting, Stacks, and Queues
Stack and Queue
Stack
Queue
quicksort
Linked List
Insert
Delete
Reverse
Middle
Tree
Binary Tree
Binary Seach Tree
Tree Find
Tree Insert
Tree Delete
N-ary tree
Balanced Binary Search Tree