Three ways to gather information
Intellectual Production of Engineers Table of Contents Digest
A portion of the table of contents is cut out and given a new title (front cover).
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Chapter 1: How to Learn Something New 1
Three ways to gather information 15
From where you want to know 16
Delayed-evaluation study method 16
No need for that."YAGNI Principle 17.
How to read Matz source code 18
Prerequisites for learning from what you want to know 18
Goal is clarification 18
The goal is achievable 19
I have a broad overview of the whole picture 19
Roughly 20
Column: [Will the ability to find it still be necessary 10 years from now?
The table of contents is only six pages long, even though the document is over 1,000 pages long.21
Read source code gradual 21
Rough structure of the document 22
Rough structure of an English paper 23
Map of Civil Law 23
Column: Excerpts from Civil Code Maps 24
From one end to the other 25
Technique called copying of a sutra 25
Math 26
Let's break the time 27
Sutra is an auxiliary wheel 27
When you need sutras again 28
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