• Notational intelligence | Linus (2022)

• Dynamicland
• Writings by Viewpoints Research Institute

David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” system is actually pretty cool. If you are interested in contributing to a study of notebook systems, this is a must read. (p.5)

The notebook system I describe has built in strategy management. You will always know what your options and priorities are in notebook management. (p.6)

I actually believe that we should all communicating with what Robert Horn calls “Visual Verbal Language”. (p.6)

• Designing a better thinking-writing medium | Linus Lee (2021)

• DONE 深度職場力：拋開熱情迷思，專心把自己變強！(So Good They Can’t Ignore You：Why Skills Trump Passion in the Quest for Work You Love) | Cal Newport (2018)
• Ten Lessons I Wish I Had Learned Before I Started Teaching Differential Equations | Gian-Carlo Rota (1997)
• An Augmented Mind: Designing a Knowledge Base with Notion | Kasey Klimes

People are going to remember at most three things about you. Make sure one of them is your ask- the most impactful thing they can do to help you.

• MIT Sample Resumes
• Google Taiwan 軟體工程校園徵才首部曲 - Google Taiwan Introduction & Resume Preparation

• Bret Victor - Twitter

• Saul Griffith, "SOFT, not SOLID: Beyond Traditional Hardware Engineering" - Solid 2014

• Dynamicland
• Viewpoints Research Institute
• HARC
• Alan Kay - Programming and Scaling
• OMeta Language

• Chalktalk, Magic Paper
• RF-Capture
• Tactile Manipulation on a Digital Desk (1991) Xerox

• 「你所不知道的 C 語言」系列講座
• 「Linux 核心設計」系列講座
• 操作系统 — 北京清華大學
• 作業系統概論 — 中正大學 羅習五老師
• 作業系統設計與實作 Operating System Design and Implementation (OSDI) — 交通大學 曹孝櫟老師
• Operating System Engineering — MIT 6.828 | Youtube

• CS:APP 學習指引緒論
• 從 Revolution OS 看作業系統生態變化
• UNIX 作業系統 fork/exec 系統呼叫的前世今生
• 進階電腦系統理論與實作
• 形式化驗證
• 以 sendfile 和 splice 系統呼叫達到 Zero-Copy

• Hydra (operating system)

• SYSCALLS(2) — Linux Programmer's Manual
• No nuances, just buggy code (was: related to Spinlock implementation and the Linux Scheduler)
• User-level threads....... with threads. - Paul Turner - Google
• OSDev.org

• Computer Organization — 交通大學 李毅郎老師
• Computer Architecture — 成功大學 黃敬群老師
• Introduction to Computer Systems — CMU 15-213, 2015 Fall

• Digital Design & Computer Architecture — ETH Zürich, Spring 2020

• 現代處理器設計
• RISC-V Specification
• Visual6502

• CHIPS (Common Hardware for Interfaces, Processors and Systems) Alliance
• VSRTL (Visual Simulation of Register Transfer Logic)

• MIPS Instruction Reference

• 手機裡頭的 ARM 處理器：系列講座

• Semiconductors @ Home
• danistefanovic/build-your-own-x

• Complexity Theory

最近着迷于计算机历史，连读了几本相关的书 The Innovators, The Information, Possiplex 然后是 The Dream Machine。看完 The Dream Machine之后，发现脑海中的知识越来越紧密的联系了起来，像是一个一个原本分散的神经元互相打通，这种感觉很神奇。

A good book (pretty much the only good book) to read about the research community that Parc was a part of is “The Dream Machine” by Mitchell Waldrop. There you will find out about the ARPA (before the “D”) IPTO (Information Processing Techniques Office) set up in 1962 by the visionary JCR Licklider, who created a research community of 15 or 16 “projects”, mostly at universities, but also a few at places like RAND Corp, Lincoln Labs, Mitre, BBN, SDC, etc.

在第三章，我會用一套模型討論宇宙秩序的發展史，並用這套模型預測在二十一世紀結束前，人類世界可能會發展到什麼樣的程度。這章的內容主要的參考資料是 Ray Kurzweil 的《The Singularity is Near》。

Graphical excellence is that which gives to the viewer the greatest number of ideas in the shortest time with the least ink in the smallest space.

李纳斯在2001年出过一本自传，叫做《Just for Fun》，是他和大卫·戴蒙合著的，当年我有幸读到这本书，了解了很多李纳斯的生平轶事，那时我就琢磨，这个天才已经达到人生的巅峰了吧，结果这位兄台并未停止前进的步伐，转手就在2005年搞出了分布式版本控制系统 Git，目前几乎全世界的程序员都在用 Git管理他们的代码，著名网站 Github 就是基于 Git 构建的。无论是 Linux 还是 Git，得一即可得天下，结果这哥们以一己之力发起了俩项目，而且都是主力开发人员。最终的结果是，成全了程序员，陶冶了用户，造福了一方百姓。正如李纳斯自己所言：「My name is Linus, and I am your God.」

在我的認知裡，人的思想和信念是不斷在流變的，跟「人」有關的領域幾乎不存在絕對正確的思想。因此接觸相關資訊的態度應該盡可能地深刻理解作者想傳遞的想法，但不過度堅信。 在這樣的基礎下，對我來說一本好書最重要的特性就是「啟發性」，它必須讓你知道一些過去不知道、但你覺得很重要的事情，並暸解到原來看世界還可以有這一種方式。《從零到一》十分滿足這個特性。

David Allen’s “Getting Things Done” system is actually pretty cool. If you are interested in contributing to a study of notebook systems, this is a must read.

There's a very interesting book called Principles by hedge fund manager Ray Dalio. By creating a truth-seeking environment that puts the focus on curiosity rather than being right, Ray turned his hedge fund Bridgewater into the most successful hedge-fund of all time. from Advice to my younger self

I resisted reading this popular history of mankind, because it came out when I had just finished “Guns, Germs, and Steel” and “Cows, Pigs, Wars, and Witches”, on the same subject. But wow - this book is at its best when the author is sharing his personal perspective about binding myths, humanism, and other ways that “truths” are not true. And you get an interesting history of the world along with it. Strange mix of history and philosophy.