Peter Klipfel

Dec 20
The Time Paradox
8/10 - This book has a very useful mental model, and it has helped me identify and artculate things that I like and dislike about myself and others.
Dec 4
Hell Yeah or No by Derek Sivers
8/10 - This book spoke to me, and I found it both cathartic and inspiring to read. But it didn't pack the same punch as Your Music and People
Dec 4
Your Music and People by Derek Sivers
10/10 - This is now on my yearly reading list. This book is relevant to anyone who wants to be an entrepreneur or an artist of any sort. Super concise. Very articulate
Dec 1
Breath by James Nestor
8/10 - There was a lot of interesting information in this book, and it provides a good overview of many techniques for breathing
Nov 29
My philosophy of book reviews
I read a lot of books, and wanted a different way of talking about them.
Sep 28
On the utility of generalists
I recently moved from a larger company to a smaller company, and noticed some differences in where and how generalists were useful.
Sep 6
On Remote Work
Remote work is a big topic during COVID, and as someone who has worked mostly remotely for almost 10 years, I wanted to write down my thoughts.
Jul 26
Project graveyards as guideposts
I was inspired recently to think about old, dead projects as guideposts based on another idea: reasearch graveyards
Jul 18
How I manage my notes
I have spent a long time trying to find the right practice for taking notes, and I think I finally found a method that I like
Jun 20
Cell Lysis
Cell lysis is the scientist name for 'breaking open a cell'. Here I go over ways of breaking open cells.