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How to Become a GOOD Theoretical Physicist
Gerard 't Hooft's guide for aspiring theoretical physicists, a curated path of topics, books and links to study from the…
How to Build Anything Extremely Quickly
A practical essay on outline speedrunning: recursively outline a minimum version, rush through filling it in, then polis…
How to Deconstruct Almost Anything
Chip Morningstar's classic, very funny essay about a software engineer wandering into an academic conference on postmode…
How to Design Programs
The complete text of the classic introductory programming book, which teaches a systematic design recipe for writing pro…
How to Do Things If You're Not That Smart
A candid, encouraging essay for people who want to do important work but doubt their talent, with practical habits like…
How to Draw Dotted Lines on Chalkboards, MIT Style
A short, charming MIT admissions blog post teaching the hand trick of flicking chalk to draw perfect dotted lines on a b…
How to Draw Ideas
An illustrated essay on the four roles drawing can play in a creative process and how sketching helps you find, test and…
How to Get Better at Guitar
A practical essay on a simple practice method from guitar teacher Justin Sandercoe that the author says changed his play…
How to Learn Better in the Digital Age
An essay arguing that podcasts, talks and blog posts give curious people the feeling of learning without the effort that…
How to Learn C# Part 3 - Coding Basics
The third part of a beginner tutorial series on C# and .NET, covering the core syntax, variables and control flow you ne…
How to Learn Chess as an Adult
A personal and practical guide to going from a 300 to a 1500 rating in nine months as an adult beginner, covering study…
How to Learn English
A guide to learning English really well through immersion, with advice on vocabulary, listening, and building habits for…
How to Live an Intellectually Rich Life
An essay arguing that a curious life is easier than it looks, starting with simple habits like following Wikipedia links…
How To Make A CPU
A picture-driven walkthrough of how a CPU is built from basic logic, starting with simple parts and working up to a mach…
How to Make a Good Puzzle
An explorable essay by a game designer on what makes a puzzle satisfying, with playable examples that show the principle…
How to Make Sense of Any Mess
Abby Covert's free online book on information architecture for everybody, with short chapters, a lexicon and exercises f…
How to Pick a Random Number from 1-10
A playful data story that uses answers from over 8500 people to show how biased humans are at picking random numbers, an…
How to Pick More Beautiful Data Visualization Colors
A practical, well illustrated guide to choosing chart colors that look good and read clearly, with palettes, examples an…
How to Study
A brief, practical guide by computer science professor William Rapaport on how to study effectively, with concrete advic…
How to Study Korean
A free, exhaustively detailed grammar course teaching Korean from the Hangul alphabet through advanced sentence structur…
How to Study Mathematics
A university professor's essay of practical strategies for studying college math, covering definitions, theorems, proofs…
How to Synthesize a House Loop
A hands-on browser tutorial that builds a classic acid house bassline from scratch with a TB-303 style synth, letting yo…
How To Talk Comedy Writer
Cartoonist Andy Riley's funny glossary of the jargon British comedy writers use in the writers' room, decoding terms for…
How to Tune a Guitar
An interactive audio guide to tuning a guitar by ear, with playable strings and a little music theory woven in along the…
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