- 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).
- 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
- From where you want to know 16
- Three ways to gather information 15
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