A small newsletter of self-improvement and learning-focused posts, including a research-style case for reading physical books and shared Charlie Munger material. Readers get short, lightly sourced essays on productivity habits and investor thinking.
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Each issue explains one behavioral science finding, such as attention residue or the illusion of transparency, with the original studies cited. It ends with a small, concrete action HR leaders and managers can try at work.
Sébastien Dubois shares release notes for his Obsidian plugins, original models for personal knowledge management, and commentary on tools affecting Markdown-based note-taking. Readers get practical details on features, workflows and the reasoning behind them.
A practitioner's first-person account of building and running AI agents, covering workflow fatigue, hands-on model comparisons, and side projects like public data websites. Readers get candid, practical impressions of agentic work from someone shipping real projects.
A newsletter offering practical guides and prompts for using AI in everyday work, such as turning vague tasks into next actions, drafting one-page strategies, and testing AI research tools. Issues combine cited research and productivity frameworks with prompts, some of which are behind a paywall.
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