David Bieber

In this post I describe my new Messager setup, and how it allows me to send messages directly from Roam Research or from a standalone keyboard (no monitor) that I keep at my bedside as I drift off to sleep, and which I take driving and camping.

This snippet is similar to these related snippets from March 2021: #1 #2 I’ve been thinking about the Efficient Minds Fallacy lately, and so I read this as it relates to the EMF.

This snippet was originally going to be about pixel-space automation.

How do we bring back reliable aim statuses?

This snippet is about a fake future service that Amazon could offer one day called Amazon Cloud Kitchen.

I was watching Lecture 4 of Nancy Kanwisher’s class “The Human Brain”, and it occurred to me that we could use augmented reality to simulate prosopagnosia.

The idea is simple, it’s silly, but I think it has surprising depth.

Browserflow is great.

Interested in casually learning a bit of neuroscience?

Hello!

The culmination of my thinking on note-taking interoperability so far is that we need BIRDS. 🐦.

When I find articles on the web, often I only read a small portion of an article before browsing away.

I tweeted about spaced repetition earlier this week, sharing and summarizing my latest snippet on the subject.

Bonjour, hello.

This snippet is about an idea for a new venue for publishing research hypotheses before any experiments have been carried out.

Spaced repetition is not super widespread.

I wrote up the idea for Democratic Delegation-optional Voting (DDoV) back in January.

Let’s consider machine learning first, and then automation.

I’ve put together a hardware guide so you can build your own Go Note Go.

I’ve recently been learning about blockchain tech including Ethereum, smart contracts, and DAOs (distributed autonomous organizations).

Here’s a snapshot of my tags.

Yesterday I mused about the benefits an interoperability standard could provide to note-taking systems.

What would be a good standard for note-taking software to use to support development of system-agnostic tools like Go Note Go?

Previously I’ve written about how I do spaced repetition in Roam Research using Leitner Boxes.

I’ve been developing and concurrently using Go Note Go for two weeks now, and in that time I have come to love the frictionless way it allows me to dump thoughts into the machine.

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Go Note Go is public!

Go Note Go is a note-taking system for when you’re on the go, with a focus on driving and camping.

I’d like to be able to embed a Roam Research page on my website so that other people can make spaced repetition cards for me.

Lately I’ve been using Browserflow to create spaced repetition flashcards quickly while browsing the internet.

Last month I decided to start keeping my phone in the kitchen while I’m in the house.

I envision a decentralized global spaced repetition system (DGSRS).

In the impressive demo of OpenAI’s Codex programming system, the presenters suggest that Codex enables natural language to be used as a new kind of programming language.

Spaced repetition is great for individual learners, but can we apply it to the preservation of institutional knowledge?

Everyone likes their veggies crisp, so who wouldn’t want CRISPR veggies?

Quick update on the note-taking Browserflow flow I’ve been building: https://browserflow.app/shared/51b5b7af-3124-4989-9771-36e9f236e1e7: How it works When you run it, it injects some js into the page you’re viewing enabling a handful of keyboard shortcuts

It makes sense now!

$X_i$s are i.i.d random variables with finite expected value.

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In a table tennis forehand, the stroke typically ends at the forehead.

I’ve decided to keep my phone in the kitchen while I’m in the house.

A 16 GB 13‑inch MacBook Pro costs $1400.

“Alex TT Barcelona” makes table tennis drills for Eleven Table Tennis.

On Thursday I said I’d resume my “Snippets” and the “After Work Activities” habits today.

We have a couple serves: The forehand backspin serve The disguised left- and right-spin with a little topspin serves The key attributes in a serve are: Where it goes How fast it goes Whether it reaches the back edge The spin And the perceived depth and sp…

If the server moves their paddle from your left top right across the ball, then add the ball cones toward you its trajectory will bend to your left.

Note for potential reader: I’m new to this sport, and my commentary might not be correct or good advice :).

Can I put a spreadsheet into Ferdi?

A torrent of snippets!

Right now the biggest area to work on is having the confidence (and skill) to attack in a match setting.