These things I believe.
These things I believe. Posted by jonoscript under Uncategorized | Tags: manifesto, philosophy, UI design | [68] Comments These things I believe about software development and user-interface design. 1. Why write code? Software is for humans, not for computers. Software is only as good as the improvement it makes to a human being’s life. Are we making someone’s job easier? Letting them have more fu
A Letter to My Son, on Starting Out In Life - zen habits
Dear Seth, You’re only three years old, and at this point in your life you can’t read, much less understand what I’m going to try to tell you in this letter. But I’ve been thinking a lot about the life that you have ahead of you, about my life so far as I reflect on what I’ve learned, and about my role as a dad in trying to prepare you for the trials that you will face in the coming years. You won
The Ten Videos to Change How You View the World - LifeHack
Scott is obsessed with personal development. For the last ten years, he's been experimenting to find out how to learn and think better. I believe that a sign of good information is that it makes you think. If reading a book, listening to a lecture or watching a video doesn’t change how you think, it probably isn’t that important. But if you encounter something that forces you to change your views,
How to Not Be Bored (According to Science) - LifeHack
If you find yourself constantly feeling bored, it’s important to realize that boredom and feeling too busy are the same problem. Some people claim I’m being too ambitious, trying to strike down chronic boredom and busyness at the same time. I’d argue that the only way to take them out is simultaneously. The problem stems from how you manage your attention. Both boredom and busyness stem from feeli
Advice for Students: 10 Steps Toward Better Research - LifeHack
A little while back, I wrote about ways for students to add a little extra “kick” to their research papers. Those strategies were meant for students who had already mastered the basics of performing research, not students just getting started doing research and writing papers. As with writing, though, research skills are rarely taught very clearly — professors assume students know or can figure ou
How to Develop Independent Thought
This is a guest post by Tom O’Leary. A classroom full of 10-year-old students is asked to solve a problem with children crossing the street on the way to school. The children come up with ideas that have been used successfully in other places: traffic calming devices, overpasses, fluorescent jackets and speed limits. All these ideas are conventional, exactly what the teacher wants to hear. Except
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Peaceful Simplicity: How to Live a Life of Contentment - zen habits
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