"Do as I say. Not as I do."

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Google.

Note: I didn't actually implement this productivity hack. Otherwise, I would share my deck.

This website has everything I've ever needed to teach myself basic web programming:

http://it-ebooks.info/

It's also one of the leading killers of young people , so it probably is one of the strongest selection pressures, though I'm not sure how strong.

I'm using workflowy to map out all my programming projects. I find it more useful than a wiki.

Others on LW have found it useful.

I really love the Blueprint Decoded. I was not expecting to hear him reference Bertrand Russel, Richard Dawkins, Nassim Taleb, Eckhart Tolle, etc in a video about PUA.

https://workflowy.com/

I'm really sorry about that. I wasn't able to come to this one because I was at the CFAR workshop. I thought other people were still going to come. I could have texted them to make sure that they were coming. I didn't. I'm sorry. There's going to be another meetup this week where I talk about all the things I learned at the CFAR camp.