Category Archives: Learning
Rabbi Simon Jacobson on being a good student
I love his idea of being a channel. And when I say “his idea” I mean “the idea”. :)
Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff’s Laws
Why Op-Amps Need Virtual Ground (And How It Actually Works)
Task lifehacking
John Teel Lists 9 Voltage Regulators You Should Never Use in Your Product
Chris McMullen on kindleunlimited
Chris McMullen has a bunch of his books available on kindleunlimited.
Passive sign convention
Today I learned about the passive sign convention in electric circuits. It is also known as “associated references”. When current is flowing into the positive terminal of a circuit element then the element is absorbing power. When current is flowing into the negative terminal of a circuit element then the element is providing power. P = VI and when P is positive the element is receiving power and when P is negative the element is providing power. In a complete circuit the sum of power is zero, the sources and loads are evenly balanced.
How to Learn Anything Faster Using Modern Research
In this video about learning Justin Sung recommends the book Range by David Epstein.
How to be productive without overwhelm or feeling stressed
I thought this presentation about “intention alignment” was good.