Rahim Nathwani

Techniques I use every day to get more out of AI tools: give context, iterate, let the AI interview you, and a dozen other habits that separate people who get a lot from AI from people who don't.

How to export your Anki review history and analyze it with pandas to get custom statistics like median session length, seconds per card, and more.

College textbooks aren't just books any more - they're a wrapper for a bundle of services for the buyer and the professor

Debits and credits are easy to understand

Summary of an excellent article about Artificial General Intelligence

The best ePub readers

An intuitive explanation of the Monty Hall Problem

If you're living in 2021, and think you already have digital dollars or pounds, you're probably wrong.

Short, suggested curriculum based on a couple of books.

Generic advice for finding a technical co-founder

A short list of great books/courses for engineers who want to learn about machine learning

My experience translating a very simple server-rendered app into a front-end-only PWA

Alternatives for keeping state in NativeScript apps, that persists after an app is quit and reloaded.

I recently started using Monica CRM, and developed this app to make it easier to add new contacts from my phone.

Occasionally, people tell me they want to learn Chinese, and want some tips.

Simple things that will make your spreadsheets easier to understand, easier to maintain, and less likely to have errors.

Thoughts about ensuring your compensation goes up along with your contribution.

A simple web app to help you teach your toddler to get an intuitive grasp of numbers.

Useful books for people implementing OKRs in their business, or for anyone who wants to focus on what matters

A list of things product managers should know how to do, along with some book recommendations.