I love this channel! I started recently getting into journaling, this channel has helped me with a lot of of my time sinks and has helped me improve / save time / retain knowledge better!! hope you have a great day thanks
Thanks for the tips Charlotte! I've found the new GenAI based Mind Map feature on Miro to be super-useful. I can take any of my summarized notes and quickly create a visual mind map of the concepts to learn better.
Thank you Charlotte for sharing your findings with us, I have been finding Barbara Oakley's work quite interesting. She is someone who works interdisciplinary and claims that linking various disciplines might help people to build healthier and stronger "neurosnapsis"
This video comes to me just as I threw my hands up this morning struggling to write a simple Python code to calculate Lyapunov spectrum of a nonlinear system lol. I must not give up. That's one thing I do. Textbooks or papers. I try to reproduce figures with lots of annotation in markdown.
Brilliant video! Your learning tips are so practical. I've been watching your channel for a long time and love how you consistently create such helpful content. Keep up the great work!
Hi Charlotte love your videos--can you do a video on how you think the future of AI will change career trajectories for jobs like data scientists, data engineers, computational neuroscientists? I would love to hear your thoughts--especially given tools like ChatGPT and Claude AI is coding become obsolete? What skills will be useful in the future?
5:00 It's 'feynman'. I agree with you regarding this. Personally I believe we should start by trying to create something and learn along the way. Because then we have a goal of why am I learning a particular topic. Otherwise it feels like I'm learning just for the sake of it.
I explained the Einstein's theory of general to ine of my instructor. I fo not use no theoretical physics and pure mathematics to her. I told her that the concepts are more important than both formulas snd mathematical equations. She fully understand what i say to her
Thanks for your resourceful and inspirational sharing. Sorry I would like to ask a very simple and basic question. What is a random constant? Why this kind of discovery could shed light into novel research topic？
Yes, with a random constant, I mean that quite often for formulas to predict something, researcher have to fit a random constant (or intercept) for it to work. Other researcher then take this information, without checking why this formula was designed that way 🧠.
thank you doctor for reminding the Feynman technique, its simple but works. actually having adult-add makes all the things mixed. some techniques work often and that thing doesn't another time. so sad
Hear hear Making a box of index cards collecting geometry proofs worked well in high school, as did teaching my calculator to do quantum mechanics in college.
How do you find (perhaps 'make' would be more appropriate) time for attending lectures? I feel like I would explode just attempting that, with the little freetime we are left with.
Yes, within our institute they often have these lunchmeetings/lectures and also during the evening there are a lot of open lectures, but it is hard indeed! I also try to look up lectures online, such that if I have to miss some I can still get the information 🧠
consuming content can be helpful only if you have goal, let's say I started listening andrew huberman podcast without knowing where I will use it. I will develop something of my own which any one can do just after getting some basic knowledge people just promote their own philosophy and then their student follow that philoshopy and develop his/her new philosopy and know we have two philosophy. there are already too much thing in this world why people are consuming things because they want to perform better than other
Hello Charlotte, good morning! I'm from Mexico. I have been watching your videos since the first semester of 2022, the most are very interesting, but short. Don't worry. They're are useful for my learning process in English. Excuse me Charlotte, what is your native country? Finally, the topics you address in your videos about brain 🧠, memory, learning are my favorite ones. Thank you, I send you a hug 🤗
@@CharlotteFraza Ah, you are from Europe. For your accent and physical traits, you look as a Scandinavian, from Sweden. Maybe, I'm wrong. I always wanted to know this information when I watched your videos. Happy weekend
As a Computer Science major, whiteboards are THE go to method for learning a concept.
I love this channel! I started recently getting into journaling, this channel has helped me with a lot of of my time sinks and has helped me improve / save time / retain knowledge better!! hope you have a great day thanks
Thanks for the tips Charlotte! I've found the new GenAI based Mind Map feature on Miro to be super-useful. I can take any of my summarized notes and quickly create a visual mind map of the concepts to learn better.
Great tip! I will try Miro out as well :)
Thank you Charlotte for sharing your findings with us, I have been finding Barbara Oakley's work quite interesting. She is someone who works interdisciplinary and claims that linking various disciplines might help people to build healthier and stronger "neurosnapsis"
Yes, I love Barbara Oakley's work and have been following it for some time 🧠!
This presentation is really amazing. You just gained a new subscriber.😊❤️
This video comes to me just as I threw my hands up this morning struggling to write a simple Python code to calculate Lyapunov spectrum of a nonlinear system lol. I must not give up.
That's one thing I do. Textbooks or papers. I try to reproduce figures with lots of annotation in markdown.
If you do not mind, you make smile, because you totally understand what is irrelevant or relevant knowledge, not information
Brilliant video! Your learning tips are so practical.
I've been watching your channel for a long time and love how you consistently create such helpful content.
Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Good luck with your learning journey :D!
Haha ik pikte meteen een vleugje Nederlands accent op. Bedankt voor de nuttige video. En zie ik daar nou Dune? 🙂
Thank you for sharing your information with us.
Great content!! Thanks for the tips.
Hi Charlotte love your videos--can you do a video on how you think the future of AI will change career trajectories for jobs like data scientists, data engineers, computational neuroscientists? I would love to hear your thoughts--especially given tools like ChatGPT and Claude AI is coding become obsolete? What skills will be useful in the future?
5:00 It's 'feynman'.
I agree with you regarding this. Personally I believe we should start by trying to create something and learn along the way. Because then we have a goal of why am I learning a particular topic. Otherwise it feels like I'm learning just for the sake of it.
Ah yes, I always pronounce his name strangely.. 😳 Right! I feel learning to create follow-up work makes the material stick a lot more.
Am I the only one that noticed that when she was talking about Feynman, she put in a picture of Einstein?
I explained the Einstein's theory of general to ine of my instructor. I fo not use no theoretical physics and pure mathematics to her. I told her that the concepts are more important than both formulas snd mathematical equations. She fully understand what i say to her
Thanks for your resourceful and inspirational sharing. Sorry I would like to ask a very simple and basic question. What is a random constant? Why this kind of discovery could shed light into novel research topic？
Yes, with a random constant, I mean that quite often for formulas to predict something, researcher have to fit a random constant (or intercept) for it to work. Other researcher then take this information, without checking why this formula was designed that way 🧠.
thank you doctor for reminding the Feynman technique, its simple but works. actually having adult-add makes all the things mixed. some techniques work often and that thing doesn't another time. so sad
Hear hear
Making a box of index cards collecting geometry proofs worked well in high school, as did teaching my calculator to do quantum mechanics in college.
hola
Tengo mucho tiempo que no me aparecian tus videos, charlotte
Siempre aprendiendo algo nuevo con tus videos
Saludos desde México
Gracias! 🙏
Why did you post Einstein's photo for the Feynman Technique?!!!
this is good advice man
thanks for this video.
She is spot about this
How do you find (perhaps 'make' would be more appropriate) time for attending lectures? I feel like I would explode just attempting that, with the little freetime we are left with.
Yes, within our institute they often have these lunchmeetings/lectures and also during the evening there are a lot of open lectures, but it is hard indeed! I also try to look up lectures online, such that if I have to miss some I can still get the information 🧠
consuming content can be helpful only if you have goal, let's say I started listening andrew huberman podcast without knowing where I will use it. I will develop something of my own which any one can do just after getting some basic knowledge people just promote their own philosophy and then their student follow that philoshopy and develop his/her new philosopy and know we have two philosophy. there are already too much thing in this world why people are consuming things because they want to perform better than other
(Sees table with books, immediately zooms to scan titles…)
But your videos are always full of knowledge 😇
Thank you so much 😀
Hello Charlotte, good morning! I'm from Mexico. I have been watching your videos since the first semester of 2022, the most are very interesting, but short. Don't worry. They're are useful for my learning process in English. Excuse me Charlotte, what is your native country? Finally, the topics you address in your videos about brain 🧠, memory, learning are my favorite ones. Thank you, I send you a hug 🤗
Thank you so much! Yes, I'm from Europe originally :) Hope your learning journey will take you some interesting places!
@@CharlotteFraza Ah, you are from Europe. For your accent and physical traits, you look as a Scandinavian, from Sweden. Maybe, I'm wrong. I always wanted to know this information when I watched your videos. Happy weekend
It's Feynman😅
Haha yes I realized I mispronounced his name 🙈
@@CharlotteFraza 😇
Thanks hottie 👍😎
I will learn to dislike through this video. Reported and disliked 😂
Man what did she do to you
@@mistadude too much hand swinging, it is disturbing
@@faisaltg14 if little things like such distract you, maybe you should never consider learning
@@novahkiin4549these are some weirdos fr she’s just trying to help ppl
smart people talk with their hands