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Algeria
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Armenia
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Australia
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Brazil
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Burkina Faso
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Central African Republic
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China
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Denmark
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Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
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Finland
France
French Guiana
Gabon
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Georgia
Germany
Ghana
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Guatemala
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
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Honduras
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Iceland
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Iran
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Israel
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Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
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“We learn, in part, by forgetting.” —Robert A. Bjork
Spaced repetition is the practice of distributing study across increasing intervals of time rather than concentrating it into a single sitting. It is the load-bearing principle behind every serious flashcard system—see the companion Anki Explained essay for how the software puts it to work—and it is the most counter-intuitive of the three pillars of durable learning, because it deliberately makes each study session feel harder. These notes work from the empirical phenomenon (the spacing effect), through the theory of why it holds, to the mathematics and the scheduling algorithms that operationalise it.
Notmuch Cheat Sheet
Launch
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| C-c m m | Open notmuch |
| C-c m s | Sync all email |
| C-c m c | Compose new email |
Hello Screen (saved searches)
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| u | Unread |
| t | Today |
| w | This week |
| g | Gmail inbox |
| b | Abaj inbox |
| n | UNSW inbox |
| f | Starred |
| s | Sent |
Search/List Mode
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| RET | Open thread |
| d | Delete (trash) |
| a | Archive |
| u | Toggle unread |
| f | Toggle starred |
| S | Sync email |
| m f | Move to Finance |
| m o | Move to Orders |
Show Mode (reading email)
Sometimes I forget how to use my own neovim configuration!
- LSP Errors in a Buffer
| Keybinding | Action |
|---|---|
| <leader>d | Show diagnostic float (popup) |
| <leader>ld | Send ALL diagnostics to quickfix list (buffer) |
| <leader>cd | Copy current line’s diagnostic to clipboard |
| ]d / [d | Jump to next/prev diagnostic |
| ]e / [e | Jump to next/prev error |
To copy errors: press <leader>ld then :copen to see them in a buffer.
- Notifications
Already installed! You have:
Snacks.nvim - <leader>nh shows notification history, <leader>nd dismisses all
Backlinks (2)
1. How I passed the AWS Solutions Architect in 2 weeks /roam/how_i_passed_the_aws_solutions_architect_in_2_weeks/
G’day, welcome to my corner of the internet. This blog post contains more pointers to resource materials that I have used / advertise as software that I manage. Shilling aside, this site is a more multi-modal presentation of my 15 day journey.
Here is the PDF that I wrote notes in:
TODO: Embed PDF
Why 15 days?
I am currently a graduate student in Statistics and had a 2 week break between terms. I have an undergraduate in Computer Science with no work experience. I figured an AWS cert may help authenticate my System Design and AWS skills.
“We all die. The goal isn’t to live forever, the goal is to create something that will.” — Chuck Palahniuk
Originally the AI suffix stood for archived intellect, however these days it has concretised to becoming an Augmenting Infrastructure — a place from which to branch out in many directions.
Within this site you will find self-contained material in the form of project posts and blog posts, but also external links to other work – my own as well as not.