sid :)

my learning philosophy: 1. you can learn anything 2. you can do it way faster than you think 3. so choose an insanely aggressive goal 4. shorten your timeline by 10-100x what you expect 5. pre-requisites are a myth. try to do the thing first, figure out what you don't know yet, and go learn that stuff. don't think you need to learn a bunch of stuff before you can do stuff. learn backwards not forwards 6. be highly selective with your learning resources, most resources are garbage 7. it only takes 1 really high quality resource on a topic to learn it well 8. building & talking to people are where you learn almost everything 9. anything else should just be to accomplish these 2 things. you learn more so you can build stuff, or so you can have a productive conversation with someone experienced

@kl00py i worked full time at startups while i was in college, graduated with 2 years of experience.

@shift4id speed running computer science is not a good idea. u need as many internships as possible

College Speedrun ✅

Ever wondered how a QR code works? No, me neither but it's low-key fascinating. (Warning, there is some extremely nerdy shit here.👇 )

The Danger of Minimalist Design (& the death of detail) A short thread...

why tf is microsoft buying discord... isn't it free?

all i did was run two electron apps :/

what the boys see vs what she said afterwards