- [Do Quests, Not Goals](https://www.raptitude.com/2024/08/do-quests-not-goals/)
- 我不知道怎么翻译这个Quest比较好,感觉Focumn里面的理念跟这篇文章里面提到的蛮像的
- [Find your own axis | thesephist.com](https://thesephist.com/posts/axis/)
> Career isn't a flat ordered list of professions where you rank things by how much success each profession signifies, and then pick the one closest to the top
> Labels can manifest as tangible symbols, such as shirt logos, or intangible terms that we or society assign to us, like being called "smart" or "cool". And beyond serving as outward signals, labels also resonate internally, influencing our actions through our natural tendency.
>
> We draw an unnecessary line for our behavior and potential because we label ourselves as a "non-math" person.
>
> To embrace complete freedom and follow our intrinsic curiosity, we should remove unnecessary labels until we can completely ignore them. While labels can be useful, we should be wary of their subconscious influence. We must choose our labels carefully and consciously.
- [Inside the Toolkit: PKM App Essentials - by Renee De Four](https://anthologyofone.substack.com/p/inside-the-toolkit-pkm-app-essentials)
- [Stop Worrying & Start Doing: A Simple Way to Organize Your Tasks - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dR7UtedSoZ8)
- 一天最好不要多于7个task(保持5~7个比较合适)
- 以最难的task开始(有点像highlight里面提到的), 然后隐藏其他任务,先专注最重要的
- 完成后可以从之后的task list 里面挑选
- [Putting Ideas into Words](http://paulgraham.com/words.html)
> I'm saying is that however much you learn from exploring ideas in other ways, you'll still learn new things from writing about them.
> The reason I've spent so long establishing this rather obvious point is that it leads to another that many people will find shocking. If writing down your ideas always makes them more precise and mord f x de complete, then no one who hasn't written about a topic has fully formed ideas about it. And someone who never writes has no fully formed ideas about anything nontrivial
- [Growth Without Goals - Colossus](https://joincolossus.com/growth-without-goals/)
- [The Art of Finishing \| ByteDrum](https://www.bytedrum.com/posts/art-of-finishing/)
- [Pmarchive · How to hire the best people you’ve ever worked with](https://pmarchive.com/how_to_hire_the_best_people.html)
> If you can't find anything -- if a candidate has just followed the rules their whole lives, showed up for the right classes and the right tests and the right career opportunities without achieving something distinct and notable, relative to their starting point -- then they probably aren't driven.
>
> One way to test for an aspect of ethics -- honesty -- is to test for how someone reacts when they don't know something.
> Pick a topic you know intimately and ask the candidate increasingly esoteric questions until they don't know the answer.
> They'll either say they don't know, or they'll try to bullshit you.
> Guess what. If they bullshit you during the hiring process, they'll bullshit you once they're onboard.
- [Use A Work Journal To Recover Focus Faster And Clarify Your Thoughts](https://fev.al/posts/work-journal/) 读完这篇文章后我开始写工作日志了。工作日志能在切换任务时保留一些context。(但是我现在又不写了 )
> Write notes of what you’re doing and what you’re thinking. When you drop the pen and get back at it, read the last bit. That’s it.
>
> I guess that’s kind of it: if you’re having trouble switching between things or getting focused, try writing what you’re doing, and read the last couple sentences when you resume. Maybe it will help you. Maybe it won’t. Or maybe I’m an idiot who needs crutches. But hey, who knows!
- [Notes for new hires | Clinton Blackburn](https://dev.clintonblackburn.com/2024/07/07/notes-for-new-hires)
通过这篇文章学到了friction log的这种东西,感觉很有用,但是我没写过
> The idea is simple: take note of all the things—not just product-related—that are causing you trouble.
- [12 Signs You’re Working in a Feature Factory - 3 Years Later | Amplitude](https://www.amplitude.com/blog/12-signs-youre-working-in-a-feature-factory-3-years-later)
- [Slop is Good • furbo.org](https://furbo.org/2024/08/26/slop-is-good/)
- [How to Design UI Forms in 2024: Your Best Guide \| IxDF](https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/ui-form-design)
- [Checkout Page Design, Best Practices, Templates & Examples](https://www.bolt.com/thinkshop/checkout-page-best-practices-templates-examples-to-end-abandonment)
- [Why is Vertical Rhythm an Important Typography Practice? \| Zell Liew](https://zellwk.com/blog/why-vertical-rhythms/)
## 作为前端开发
- [WebRTC Architecture Basics: P2P, SFU, MCU, and Hybrid Approaches | by Mukund Iyengar | SecureMeeting | Medium](https://medium.com/securemeeting/webrtc-architecture-basics-p2p-sfu-mcu-and-hybrid-approaches-6e7d77a46a66)
- [How to Create and Publish an NPM Package – a Step-by-Step Guide](https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-create-and-publish-your-first-npm-package/)
- [Build Your Own: React, ProseMirror, and Redux](https://nytimes.github.io/oak-byo-react-prosemirror-redux/)
PS: 我还没看完
- [Tailwind is a Leaky Abstraction \| jakelazaroff.com](https://jakelazaroff.com/words/tailwind-is-a-leaky-abstraction/)
- [URL 对象](https://zh.javascript.info/url)
- [The Birth of “Disable JavaScript”](https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/the-birth-of-disable-javascript/)
- [mess with dns](https://messwithdns.net/)
## 自己做开发
- [Frontend Resources V2! 🚀 - DEV Community](https://dev.to/miguelrodriguezp99/frontend-resources-v2-57mj)
> SEO 就是隐性的营销手段,ROI 产出非常高。对于技术开发者来说,SEO 是很容易搞定的,但是大家意识到这个东西都比较晚。我们甚至可以在产品发布之前就开始做 SEO,把关键词和竞争对手的数据拿来分析,可以早一点开始做内容营销,多写一点文章,不管是自己写还是用 AI 生成,把关键词放在文章里。时间长一点就会看到非常明显的效果。
- [For your next side project, make a browser extension](https://www.geoffreylitt.com/2023/01/08/for-your-next-side-project-make-a-browser-extension.html)
> Now that I had more users, my #1 priority was to “earn the pixels”: that is, to make the extension feel native to Twitter, never cause glitches, and generally offer a high-quality experience. I wanted to make sure people never had a reason to disable the extension.
- [动手写一个 Hugo 博客主题(性能篇) \| Yuanji's Blog](https://blog.yuanji.dev/posts/creating-a-hugo-theme-2/)
- [How I build MVPs within 3 days](https://vadimdemedes.com/posts/how-i-build-mvps-within-3-days/)
> Final advice, don’t switch to another project until the MVP of your current idea is shipped.
Otherwise, you’ll end up right where you started.
Try to build up an attitude to finish one thing before moving on.
- [My name is Kyle and I switch browsers too often \| Luke's Wild Website](https://www.lkhrs.com/blog/2022/12/browser-switchers-anonymous/?__readwiseLocation=)
- 关于Cursor:
- [My Top Cursor Tips (v0.43) - DEV Community](https://dev.to/heymarkkop/my-top-cursor-tips-v043-1kcg)
- [学习 Cursor ,拥抱 AI 编程 \| Cursor 101](https://cursor101.com/)
- 这里可以买AI Token: [GPTAPI.US - AI模型中转API - OpenAI ChatGPT API低价GPT-4 - Claude 3 Opus、Gemini Pro 1.5、Command R+ API接口](https://www.gptapi.us/)
- [cdixon | What the smartest people do on the weekend is what everyone else will do during the week in ten years](https://cdixon.org/2013/03/02/what-the-smartest-people-do-on-the-weekend-is-what-everyone-else-will-do-during-the-week-in-ten-years)
>Business people vote with their dollars, and are mostly trying to create near-term financial returns. Engineers vote with their time, and are mostly trying to invent interesting new things. Hobbies are what the smartest people spend their time on when they aren’t constrained by near-term financial goals.
- [Rock stars have a boss? \| Derek Sivers](https://sive.rs/noboss)
> But you only have a boss if you choose to! Nobody is making you serve these masters.
> Of course, if you don’t want a boss, then everything is up to you. Less promotion, but more freedom. Less help, but keeping all your rights. Riding the back roads, not the highway. Serving no one but yourself.