第一層：先將 Glasp 裏面有畫線的區段都貼上來。 第二層：把覺得寫得好的地方用成粗體顯示 第三層：特別喜歡的句子用成 highlights 第四層：寫下自己的想法

內容包含三個區塊： metadata：包含作者、文章發布日、閱讀日 註解區：包含 Quotes, Highlights, Annotations，並 透過Heptabase進行漸進式總結 筆記區：包含使用 「我撰寫Literature-notes的方式」 這個方法撰寫的筆記 References：包含文章連結、Link from（從哪些地方讀到連到這篇文）、Link to （連到哪些筆記）

首先，我在瀏覽器打開一篇文章後，我會邊閱讀邊 highlight 畫線，此時我會使用 Glasp 提供的四種顏色來區分不同的內容，讓不同的顏色作為最初步的分類方式，也作為我的想法觸發媒介，目前的分類方式是： 黃色：代表的是我有感的句子 綠色：代表的是我覺得能產生下一步行動的句子 藍色：代表的是我有疑問的句子 紅色：代表的是我不同意的句子

in life, you usually don’t get good at something until you’ve done it a bunch of times.

When I first started working with my PhD advisor, I thought our weekly meeting was for me to prove to him that I had been productive. That is false.

Tell us why you did it and what came of it.

A variant of this problem is when people are explaining what they did.

Why are you telling me this?

Whenever you or a collaborator needs to skim the writing, they just need to read these bolded topic sentences to understand the story.

After coming up with a rough outline for whatever you need to write, the next step is to write the topic sentences.

If you show up to a meeting/internship/job expecting to be told what to do, then chances are someone will tell you something to do. It might not be the best thing for you to be doing though.

Most of what I learned during my PhD had nothing to do with my dissertation topic, grad school, or even computer science.

As such, I tend to accumulate long lists of projects I want to do, and then struggle prioritizing them.

I spend 15 minutes a day on average, and for me that's currently a good investment.

為那些無止盡的目標，規劃出「季度」的高價值目標。

分類但不會這樣使用，就是等於只是花時間做出好看的整理而已。

所有叶子节点的高度一致

simply a notepad document used as an “append-only” text file

Keep a log of your journey.

One of the most underrated things in the industry, especially when you’re working as a full-time developer, is the power of keeping a “knowledge stash” handy.

The schema is a single source of truth for the entire knowledge base, ensuring everything is consistently structured.

Schemas are taxonomies that work over hierarchies. You can write a schema to describe a given hierarchy — projects, meetings, research topics — and attach templates to any node in the hierarchy.

when you create a note, you can use schemas to provide a guide as to where the note should go and how the note itself should be structured.

Right now, we are presenting this in the form of an open-source, local-first, Markdown-based note-taking tool that helps humans organize, reference, and work with any amount of knowledge.

We make managing general knowledge more like managing code, and your PKM more like an IDE for general knowledge.

Dendron does this by extending basic markdown with custom structural elements to make it easier to organize at scale and provides powerful tooling on top to work with this structure.

Most personal knowledge management (PKM) tools will readily help you create notes. They eventually hit a wall trying to retrieve them past a certain threshold.

every query becomes a keyword search and scrolling through pages of results.

First, in a Java-focused curriculum, it insulates the student from the javac command line program, and the command line environment itself. Second, it catches some basic mistakes and allows the student to defer learning about the finnicky language requirements that aren’t deemed core to the curriculum, like imports and file naming requirements.

provide education-specific tooling, like the “automatic generation of visualizations for improving the comprehensibility of the software”; that is, when you write a linked list and run your code in jGRASP, you see a diagram of a linked list on the screen.

Now let's turn to writing. It entails exercising different talents: researching, critical thinking, teaching, and marketing. Truthfully, those are more empowering and fascinating to me.

It took 15 minutes to realize that those are the things I care about in life. What's crazy is that I didn’t do this exercise until I was 27. In 27 years, I never took 15 minutes to be more deliberate about my pursuit of... life itself.

We all could, but we universally lack the discipline to halt our inertia to ask, Should I still be doing what I'm doing?

you'll realize you've chased an outdated dream that made more sense in the past.

Browsing the source is almost always faster than finding an answer on StackOverflow.

brew install $(cat packages.txt)

Enable showing dotfiles (just hold Cmd + Shift + . (dot) in a Finder window)

Fix

Chrome

I choose not to automate my setup because I only do it about once a year and I want the ability to make conscious changes each time.

If you want to read, make sure (1) you remove all distractions from your environment and (2) you make books as easy to access as possible.

没有文档是一件很糟糕的事情，但是很多人却会认为，代码可以取代文档

要花大量时间去研究什么是正确的事,然后再去想如何把事做正确。在正确的方向上逐步前进远比在不正确的方向上狂奔要好。

a few status endpoints.

pod infrastructure container

need nginx to write its logs to a volume that can be shared to the log truncator.

Pods are defined by a JSON or YAML file called a pod manifest

one job: given a set of containers to run, make sure they are all running.

lowest level component in Kubernetes

we do not try to cure a headache by brain surgery, but by putting a pill in the stomach.

whatever we can see clearly about the future we will take steps to prevent from happening

they are written on a functional point of view or simply provide only tutorials on how to install and run Kubernetes

treat her as someone you like but have no romantic interest in

If a Kubernetes Job has a sidecar container, it will carry on running even after the primary container finishes

If this VPA object is defined for the pod, the hook will change its requests and limits in the pod template

在线任务

大多数的集群都会使用 48 CPU 或者 64 CPU 的物理机或者虚拟机作为集群中的节点，如果我们的集群中需要包含 5,000 个节点，那么这些节点每个月大概要 8,000,000 美元，约为 50,000,000 人民币，在这样的集群中提升 1% 的资源利用率就相当于每个月节省了 500,000 的成本。

The output shows the recommended resources, target, the minimum recommended resources, lowerBound, the highest recommended resources, upperBound, and the most recent resource recommendations, uncappedTarget.

the VPA determines that the pod is consuming more CPU than requested and restarts the pods with higher resources.

maintains the ratios between limits and requests that are specified in initial container configuration

Pod Disruption Budget

update all of the pods associated with a workload object

Google Cloud 支持 Worker Node 自动部署，当 HPA / VPA 使用资源不够时可以自动部署 Node 节点

对男性而言，发现自己身上的优点，并朝好的方面去塑造思维，也几乎是一种惯性。

If you're in a well-run organization, at some point, you're going to run out of things that are both high-impact and easy. This leaves you with a choice between shifting right to hard and high-impact or shifting down to easy and low-impact. The latter choice--easy and low-impact--is what Walk refers to as snacking.

in reality, you have only copied the opinion of someone else.

笔记的完整性

「写过就忘」根本原因还是笔记没记好

having the books up there on the shelves to be looked at, admired, remembered

I logged my activities at 15-minute intervals for the whole year.

分析

标记对应的参考资料/来源项目/对应的Literature note

有合适的标题

关于Zettelkasten的笔记方式

4 - 6个

Menory

只

代办列表

write a hint on the slip card

"headless" Services

moved up the ranks

// +build trace

func trace() func() { pc, _, _, ok := runtime.Caller(1) if !ok { panic("not found caller") } fn := runtime.FuncForPC(pc) name := fn.Name() fmt.Printf("enter: %s\n", name) return func() { fmt.Printf("exit: %s\n", name) } }

A project is “a series of tasks linked to a goal, with a deadline.”

消除焦虑的办法，就是把未知变成已知。

在计算机科学中，调度就是一种将任务（Work）分配给资源的方法

V3 was a huge advancement because Tiago’s tactics around getting notes from Instapaper and Kindle, as well as progressive summarization, dramatically improved the quality and quantity of the deliberate structures I was creating around information I wanted to retain

there’s nothing stopping you from making pages as placeholders to tie information together.

I use [[Page Links]] when it’s inline, and #Hashtag Links when they’re out of context

Each note has relationships to other notes, but no note lives *inside* another note or notebook. All of the information is fluid in the sense that you flow between notes based on their relationships, not because they’re all in the same folder or hierarchy. 

In Roam, notes live nowhere and everywhere.

Roam is V4

It was the first time a digital architecture changed how I consumed information

As you develop more notes within a certain idea, you'll be able to start organizing those notes into bigger ideas, or even full deliverables like articles.

the last step with each of your Smart Notes is to move them to where you most want to re-discover them, and to add any additional contexts you think could be relevant in the future.

Then I'll go through each idea and decide what existing or new topic area within my database it's most relevant to

First, I'll tag each idea with the book I got it from

One of the core ideas of Smart Notes is to file information based on the context you want to rediscover it in, not based on the context you found it in.

how can I make this idea detailed enough to stand on its own, without the context of the book or the associated highlight?

start by just listing all of these out under an "Ideas" heading, but this is temporary

For the Ideas, I'll re-type them from my notebook and expand on them to make them into coherent thoughts

as a rule, only tab a section if it inspired you to write an idea down in your notebook

I capture both my notes and the highlights, because I like having direct passages to quote later in articles like these

Keep it very short, be extremely selective, and use your own words. Be extra selective with quotes don't copy them to skip the step of really understanding what they mean.

It could be your own interpretation of a passage, or it could be some other seemingly random idea that the book sparked

As you're reading, write down anything that comes to mind from the book and where you found it

The students who typed into their laptops were much quicker, which enabled them to copy the lecture more closely but circumvented actual understanding. They focused on completeness. Verbatim notes can be taken with almost no thinking, as if the words are taking a short cut from the ear to the hand, bypassing the brain.

When you have to write your notes by hand, you'll be a bit more thoughtful with them and be forced to put things in your own words. With typing, it's easier to just re-type what you're reading (or worse, copy & paste), and not capture the whole context of the idea.

I'm currently using two notebooks for this: a large Moleskine I carry with my laptop to use 90% of the time, and a small Field Notes notebook I keep in my pocket for notes on the go

When you're reading a book, have something you can physically take notes on with you at all times

adding my own contextual notes to my highlights, and taking time after finishing a book to process and better organize those notes

create notes that are relevant to contexts important to you, not just related to the book you read

can only lead to a patchwork of ideas, but never a coherent thought

changes their meaning by stripping them out of context, even though the words aren't changed

Instead of simply highlighting passages, the Smart Notes system encourages you to manually create notes of the ideas you get as you read.

If you've ever looked back at your book highlights and thought to yourself, "why did I highlight this?" then you know what problem we're solving here.

The core idea of Smart Notes is that purely extracting highlights is generally a waste of time. A highlight speaks to you when you take it, but if you don't capture the idea that the highlight gave you, you're unlikely to remember the importance of that highlight later. Or even if you do feel some spark when revisiting the highlight, it might be a different interpretation.

IA tool

Everything is or can be interconnected and those connections can change over time.

Just a gate, because once you are inside you can see how relative it’s to label a product like Roam Research in a category.

One rule of marketing is to categorize your product. Every product belongs to a previously defined category of similar products. Then, the product needs to flag the differences.

Antifragility gets stronger with breaking down.

You have a set of rules that are relatively simple but can generate complex relations.

If you have work with living documents like Hackpad, Google Docs, Dropbox Paper, Notion, or even recent versions of Evernote, you know that there is no "save" button.

The reason why Roam is a game-changer app in its category is the graph database.

This newsletter, [[Roaming Writing]], is about notes, experiences, and thoughts about writing on Roam Research and similar apps

“七个半月。”相征告诉毒眸，这是绝大部分新播客，甚至90%以上的播客从创办到关停的时间周期

每期节目时长大约一小时，后期剪辑大约需要6小时~7小时。

头部播客制作人几乎都来“知识分子”圈层

Roam is good for the second stage of writing. It helps you to find an order from disorder, relationships from connections, and in some ways, allows a self-growing network of ideas and thoughts from a noisy constelation of notes.

Excel is a horizontal app. You can use it as a simple calculator or tabulator, but you can also keep payroll, accounting, finances, etc. Every user can customize or program Excel in very different ways

An accounting app like Quicken or QuickBooks is vertical. They are very good at what they were designed for but you can’t do something different or more with them.

writing is the doing of thinking

Some of these apps try to deal with disorder by having a previous structure to deal with it, in some kind of top-to-down process—first categories, tables, tags, folders, then content

In a second stage of the writing process, come reviewing, editing, or rewriting

writing without thinking about grammar or spelling, structure, final outcome… makes your writing stronger.

A little example—and a little simplified—of antifragile writing consists of recognizing that writing gains from disorder

Once you get the concept you start to look for it in everything around you

One remarkable thing about learning the antifragile property is, once you can identify it, how to design or build systems or things that are antifragile, or at least that can be more antifragile?

Nassim Nicholas Taleb came up with this concept of antifragile to define the property of some things that get better, grow, or even get stronger against stressors

Robust is the property of things that resist stressors

Resilience is the property of things that can go back to its original state after a stressor is applied.

Fragile is the property of things that aren’t good with any kind of stressors

What is difficult is not transferring content from place to place, but transferring it through time.

add any other tags and page links that might be relevant

go through all the highlights and apply some Progressive Summarization

some common metadata

I prefer reading physical books and using sticky tabs to note useful passages as I go, so I can go back and pull out the best ones later

The downside with Kindle highlighting is that it's too easy, and you can end up over-highlighting and having to delete a bunch of them later. Because the automatic highlighting is so effortless, it's easy to end up highlighting 5-10% of the book and having to sift through a lot of noise later.

Salt Fat Acid Heat

The Effective Executive

using Roam for note taking, writing, project management, a personal CRM, recipe management, and more

复式记账的核心理念是账户之间的进出关系，要求所有的记录全部入账，它可以保证账目的完整性和一致性

我对资产产生现金流的定义较为宽泛，不仅包括利息、分红、租金、版税这类收入，还包括了直接通过资产折现的收入，即净资产减少

财务自由并非对个人净资产的要求，这也就是为什么不需要暴富就能实现

财务自由的一般定义是由资产产生的收入不少于生活开销

为什么要记账，我来用一句话总结就是为了提升对自我的认识

除非在 podspec 具有匹配的 toleration，否则 Kubernetes Scheduler 将不会分配任何 pod

调度阶段是指将 Pod 首次分配给节点。执行阶段适用于在调度分配后节点标签发生更改的情况

使用 nodeSelector 有约束 Pod 可以在有特定标签的节点上运行。但它的使用仅受标签及其值限制。

如果要在一组特定的节点上运行 Pod，可以使用 nodeSelector

Kubernetes 调度是将 Pod 分配给集群中匹配节点的过程

Kubernetes 控制平面

Any time something in the index interests me, I’ll write it down. I do this on a physical notecard or in a document. So, by the end of reading the index I’ll have all of the most interesting and relevant pieces of information in one place.

the index is my first stop after the title

ake between 5-10 minutes and try to get a sense of what value it has to me and how it is structured

I don’t build a knowledge base just to have knowledge. I build it to use it

I love startups. From a learning perspective, they allow you to fully immerse into new fields and, by their nature, force you to solve real problems

Reading shouldn’t be about checking titles off of a todo list, it should be an exploration of what fascinates you

我们通常可以通过对应页码的数量来判断这一关键词的重要性（可以理解为一个权重）

如何最大效率地阅读 nonfiction 类书籍？今天的分享中，作者给出的建议是同时阅读基本上同一题材的书籍