input-queue

1. Deferred Internal Index
2. Utilities Index
3. Crowd sourcing
4. Blogs
- 4.1. The CTO Club : https://thectoclub.com/
5. Books
6. Courses
- 6.1. MIT OCW
- 6.2. Spinning up in Deep RL
7. Papers
8. Docs/tools/tuts

I like reading technical books and am planning to expand my coverage to include foundational papers of some subjects that I find interesting: with the intention of understanding how subjects today interweave.

This buffer maintains a cache of technical papers/books/blogs/similar resources I'd like to go through. This is also an exercise in building up my reading efficiency for technical texts. I'm pretty quick with generic public domain non-fiction now and would like to up the ante: to maintain the effort I require to achieve flow (Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi).

I'll most likely begin with foundational papers in any domain and then explore depth if need be. will not be limiting myself to anything specific : anything goes - this is a new hobby.

I'd also like maintaining a log of all relevant articles/interviews/not-so-easily-indexable content that I've consumed here.

This should be treated as an unorganized drawer where I dump in what I feel like I need to (re)consume sometime down the lane.

1. Deferred Internal Index

Refraining from linking nodes as these are meta-informative and don't really point to populated nodes. These are meant to be navigated with org-roam emacs and accessing them is convenient as is with helm-completion

stream node 0x21B0 of OOP root node
stream node 0x21B0 of Emacs tool node
complete first resource of Axiology meta root node and populate all relevances
fill in the basics of the Search node and initialize a project for your brain dump where you write a basic search engine for the same : i'm inclined towards a browser-based grep solution.
- building an index is what I do for the main blog using lunr.js, but I'd like to experiment a little on the main site.