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Daily Productive Sharing 890 - Escalating Streaks
One helpful tip per day:)Tom Scott recently released his farewell video, marking the end of his consistent updates over the past decade. Simon Willison wrote an article specifically to introduce Tom's journey:Tom Scott's success lies not only in his ten years of perseverance, consistently releasing a video every week, but also in his attention to detail, such as his collection of factual errors made in his videos, which he openly shares with the public;The secret to success is continuous perseve

2024年01月12日

Daily Productive Sharing 889 - 9 Years of A Solo Dev
One helpful tip per day:)Estonian developer Mihhail Lapushkin has spent the past nine years using his spare time to create a minimalist note-taking tool -- Paper. He shared his insights:Maintaining minimalism is not easy. It requires curbing the desire to add features while ensuring that paying users feel they are getting their money's worth. Of course, there are also many users who appreciate minimalism;In development, he made several unconventional choices: using native frameworks for developm

2024年01月11日

Daily Productive Sharing 888 - Active vs. Passive Learning
One helpful tip per day:)Morgan Housel provided distinct definitions for active learning and passive learning, and analyzed their pros and cons:Active learning refers to when someone tells you what to learn and how to learn, similar to the learning that takes place in schools;Passive learning refers to allowing your brain to wander freely, engaging in extensive reading, communication, and learning, and drawing knowledge from these activities.Passive learning enables us to connect knowledge from

2024年01月10日

Daily Productive Sharing 887 - What's Wrong with New Year's Resolutions
One helpful tip per day:)Jack Rain points out that setting new year resolutions are not helpful from these four perspectives:If a change is important enough for you to make, you shouldn’t have to wait for January 1st to get started.Many resolutions are simply procrastination disguised as productivity.Quantifying and calendarizing everything risks turns life into nothing more than a series of habits.Making positive changes to your life shouldn’t be difficult.If you enjoy today's sharing, why not

2024年01月09日