Archive - Weekly I/O

50 Things I Learned: Design, Psychology, Science, Life Tips and more

Rumination #7: Design, Psychology, Writing, Career, Marketing, Culture, Science, Life Tips

Jan 28 •

Buy books you won't read, How products hack your habits, Kobe's expectations

Weekly I/O #96: Antilibrary, Hooked Habit Model, No Expectation is Higher than Mine, Bounds for Work Love, Stripe's Operating Principle

Apr 20 •

What's your learning goal, Six Gaps in Learning, Conway's Law

Weekly I/O #91: Bloom's Taxonomy, Six Learning Gaps, Conway's Law, Coach K's Success, Lindy Effect

Mar 2 •

Seven stages of achieving goals, Psychology in good design, Working hard is a skill

Weekly I/O #105: Seven Stages of Action Cycle, Six Psychological Concepts in Design, Working Hard is Skill, Distributed Cognition, Four Factors for Fair…

Jun 29 •

How TikTok solved the chicken and egg problem, What makes a place feel "just right", Making product as a form of love

Weekly I/O #101: Build TikTok like New Country, The Quality Cannot be Named, Product as Love for Human Species, 4X in Games, Munger on Opportunity Cost

Jun 1 •

Most powerful thing in graphics, How to read faster, Photography lesson you can apply to life

Weekly I/O #94: Position in Graphics, Speed Reading Eyes, Get Closer When in Doubt, Look at the Horizon, Disappoint People Not Yourself

Apr 6 •

Is Duolingo fun or effective, What's the will to think, How to have a deep understanding

Weekly I/O #104: Duolingo Prioritizes Engagement, The Will to Think, Cultivate Deep Understanding, Say the Thing, Trade Dream for Feedback

Jun 21 •

How to understand animals, Survivors of bridge jump, Teach verbs instead of nouns

Weekly I/O #95: Tinbergen's Four Questions, Bridge Jump and Regret, Teach Verbs not Nouns, Not Wanting is Owning, Death and Parenthesis

Apr 13 •

"I'm a visual learner" is a myth, Jevons paradox, How to evaluate talent

Weekly I/O #93: Learning Style Myth, Jevons paradox, Status and Idea Seekers, Kahneman on Importance in Life, Accept Truth and Source

Mar 30 •

What's taste in science, Why there are tragedies, Left-brained thinker is a myth

Weekly I/O #103: Jim Simons on Taste, Best Possible Worlds, Left-Brain Learning Myth, Procrastination and Head-Heart-Hand, Cognitive Scripts

Jun 16 •

Don't trust your memory, Why we misunderstand each other, What makes a habit easier to form

Weekly I/O #97: Memory Distorted by Words, Language Games, Six Elements of Simplicity, Innovation-to-Imitation Ratio and Patent, Having No Opinion

Apr 27 •

First Impressions of Paris

A city of elegance that cherishes its legacy.

Jan 24, 2024 •

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