Josh's Blog

Why Science might be slowing down, why our current tools are inadequate, and what an adequate tool might look like.

A history of my experience with To-Do lists and why I think they have not been successful.

How to setup Chrome to block the Twitter feed during certain times while still allowing the ability to tweet anytime.

I give a spectrum for labeling problems based on how well defined they are and discuss some implications of this taxonomy.

I propose that all learning boils down to memorization and discuss the implications of such a statement.

In this post, I will give an example of a knowledge graph (using a college degree as a metaphor), why there is no such thing as tacit knowledge, and how you can use knowledge graphs to model your understanding of an idea.

In this post, I’ll talk about what makes learning math difficult, what makes teaching math difficult, and how we could successfully teach graduate-level math to high school students.

A post on how I use Roam Research for non-tedious project management.

A post describing the "Evergreen" note taking system, how it excels over traditional note taking, and how to use it on Roam.

A post describing the "Evergreen" note taking system, how it excels over traditional note taking, and how to use it on Roam.

Presentation notes for a PyTorch demo I gave at the Evening of Python Coding Meet Up in Austin, TX.

Where is the line?

An example-driven, incremental tutorial introduction to PyTorch.