NISHIO Hirokazu[English][日本語]

NEXT Engineer's Intellectual Production Techniques

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Collecting fragments. Scrapbox Kozaneba Keichobot Personal Wiki Wiki

untidy What does "tidy up" mean? Be able to see where it is located.

  • Classification. Humans cannot create perfect classifications from the start. bat problem One pocket principle Strategy to give up classification and put it in one place Difference between objects and information Location limitation = Index Database indexes are a mechanism to reduce the time spent finding "where is it" by enabling efficient determination of "not here". The index works in the same way in organizing physical objects. All the receipts are in this box." The requirement for effectiveness is to be sure that it is not elsewhere. bottom-up How to create an index, build from the bottom up time axis Time axis is a handy index search (e.g. for someone using a search engine) Things are difficult to search. This is an approach to make it easier to search. Masui method of super-organization, potato search Chaos and Creativity Does chaos increase creativity? There is a difference between "chaos" with 100 sticky notes spread out on a desk and "chaos" where you can't find the tools you need. Jiro Kawakita of "Let Chaos Speak."

Highly agitated Gap between ideal and reality Aiming for an ideal beyond what can be done (reality) creates frustration. Impatience is the engine of ambition, but it must be controlled to the extent that it does not overheat and burn itself out. The Problem of Perfectionism Suffer from striving for perfection from the start. incremental Repeated improvement and gradual betterment. default zero If we don't do it, it's zero, so let's try everything. Failure is also an opportunity to learn corporeality Maybe physicality isn't the right word, I can't think of a replacement right now. It is strange to ignore the "body" as irrelevant when discussing the "spirit" of motivation and agitation. The human spirit is affected by the body more than he or she realizes. With regard to agitation in particular, caffeine intake is known to have an effect. Beware of caffeine Caffeine causes agitation. Theanine in green tea eases agitation. Introduction to an experiment in which both caffeine and theanine are ingested. Temperature, moisture, oxygen, blood sugar headache sensory deprivation isolation tank eye mask Earplugs and muffled headphones meditation Slow down the gears. Override thoughts stop thinking Interrupt the movement of the mind

Multiple people think The Intellectual Production of Engineers] focuses on what can be done alone. This is because it is difficult to use methods that require others from the first step. On the other hand, there are cases in which efficient intellectual production can be achieved through discussions among several people. We were interested in when this happens.

  • It's easier to think with more than one person than it is to think alone, which is why we do group work."
  • But the observational fact is that some people don't see the benefit of group work."
  • 'Can't you see the benefit of thinking with more than one person if you don't first think until you hit the wall alone?"
  • "The advantage of multiple people is that you can force A Fresh Look by changing one's point of view, thereby breaking down walls."
  • 'So first you have to think to the limit alone.'
  • If you listen to something very difficult early in the lecture, and you can't figure it out on your own, then you do group work, there's more incentive to talk to each other about what you don't understand."
  • 'There's no incentive to discuss things when you're listening to something you can understand on your own, when you're doing group work.'

relevance - Other People's Perspectives - Originality first before co-creation - Methodologies that are difficult to observe are only effective for those who use them.

  • (4.3.2.1) Measure and control speed
  • Scrapbox
    • what is
    • What's good about it
  • Keichobot: "Experiential Processes and the Creation of Meaning" and Keichobot
  • Kozaneba
    • knee-swing (gymnastics)
    • Important Kozane Expansion
    • Why is it good to have both proximity and line

Mind Palace

  • VR or Mycla?

Kitaro Nishida's concept of place Facebook's Past Memories feature image

kanji phonogram 1026 letters at elementary school Sapir-Whorf hypothesis neo-Whorf hypothesis pictograph You can make letters.

For programmers using multiple artificial languages, it is empirically clear that different languages have different ease of expression

What is distinguished in one language is not distinguished in another.

Temporal memory overflows when using representation techniques with high representation costs. Bias to choose the lowest cost

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Keichobot, you are missing too much. Scrapbox diary unbearable Social Triggers Public/Private image Keichobot keyword extraction Output by applying to a template of question text Estimates "which are the most important keywords" rather than randomly, and selects the highest scoring ones Prioritize basic 2 questions, aim to develop symbols first at a basic 5-question pace, and ask questions of value when you determine that they are sufficiently developed. Unleash the relationship question after asking the value question.

One or more people

  • This relates to Scrapbox as well.
  • The first step is to keep a diary in a private Scrapbox, considering the principle of "one person first".
    • No need to be Scrapbox.
  • The author had blogging experience before Scrapbox.
  • Axis shift to knowledge that is less likely to become obsolete?
  • No. Did it just go viral on social media?

Keichobot doesn't seem to be very voluminous now, so I'll put it in as a column after the Clean Language section on p. 197. Kozaneba adds a postscript after page 177 and proceeds to say "I actually did the digitization described on p. 176 after the publication of this book. It would be good to get an explanation of the Kozane method on p.173

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