Impulse
Notes not belonging to any heterarchy:
- 🚧 WIP 🚧
- MERN Stack
- Subgame Perfect Equilibrium
- Sequential Game
- Bellman Equation
- Dynamic Programming
- A/B Testing
- Win-Stay/Loose-Shift
- Seize the Interval
- Explore-Exploit Trade-off
- Optimal Stopping When to Quit
- Optimal Stopping When Parking a Car
- Optimal Stopping When Selling a House
- Natural Selection
- Dopamine
- Limbic System
- Neocortex
- Neurotransmitters
- Cerebral Cortex
- Ascending Reticular Activating System (ARAS)
- Spinal Cord
- Central Nervous System
- Brainstem
- Cerebellum
- Cerebrum
- White Matter
- Gray Matter
- Human Brain
- Prefrontal Cortex
- Amygdala
- Raising an Introverted Child
- The Communication Gap
- Personality Trait Ideal in Different Parts of the World
- The Science of Blushing
- Grit
- Battling Procastination
- How The Power Of Habit Helps With Dieting
- 🧠 Index 🧠
- The Gittins Index
- Markov Model
- Multi-armed Bandit Problem
- Threshold Rule
- Threshold Rule: Rolling a Die
- Backward Induction
- Complete Information
- Perfect Information
- 37% Rule
- Secretary Problem
- Optimal Stopping
- Algorithm
- Core Personal Projects
- Self-Monitoring
- Person-Situation Debate
- Soft Power
- Are Introverts Smarter Than Extroverts?
- Delayed Gratification
- Zettelkasten
- Personal Zettelkasten Protocols
- Reward Sensitivity
- How Did Introverts Survive The Process of Evolution
- Why Extroverts Are Cool and Why Introverts Are Not?
- Optimal Levels of Stimulation
- Behavioral Leakage
- Deliberate Practice
- Thoughts on Basal Ganglia
- Basal Ganglia
- When Collaboration Kills Creativity
- Is Temperament Destiny?
- Temperament
- Struggles of the Introverts in an Extroverted Society
- Extrovert vs Introvert Leadership
- Culture of Character to Culture of Personality
- The Great Divide in Personality
- Step Four: Have a Plan
- Step Three: Isolate The Cue
- Step Two: Experiment With Rewards
- Step One: Identify the Routine
- The Framework for Changing Habits
- Are We Responsible For Our Habits?
- The Three M's
- Weak Ties
- Social Habits
- Design Principle 4
- Loose Coupling
- Observer Pattern
- Familiarity
- Strategy Pattern
- The Power of Crisis
- Organizational Habits
- Willpower
- Small Wins
- Design Principle 3
- Design Principle 2
- Design Principle 1
- Keystone Habits
- Belief
- Habit Change
- Object Oriented Programming
- Cravings
- Habit Loop
- Habits
- Cosmic Perspective
- Religion
- Universality
- Complex Systems
- Collection of Theories
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