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If you're reading this from Gitea, note that it has been optimised for viewing in [my vim setup](https://secluded.site/vim-as-a-markdown-editor/) and isn't rendered very nicely otherwise. I'm actually working on an app that will facilitate viewing and editing a Zettlekasten in a graphical interface but it won't be done for a while.
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* backblaze
* wasabi
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# 20200516T181251
**Tags:** user interface, applications, floss, ux, ui
The best user interface is one that goes unnoticed.
Design is not just a coat of paint and the best user interface is one that goes unnoticed.
**Source:** [User Interfaces with Máirín Duffy](https://librelounge.org/episodes/38-user-interfaces-with-m%C3%A1ir%C3%ADn-duffy.html)
# 20200516T182150
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# 20200516T185703
**Tags:** reading, learning, efficiency, understanding
Building on the concept of [Ultralearning](#20200516T182150), reading can be optimised as well. This is done by
Building on the concept of Ultralearning (see related), reading can be optimised as well. During the coverage phase, take a look at the table of contents and pick out sections you're interested in. Skim through those sections and take note of statements/phrases/paragraphs/passages that stick out to you. Go back and read them but only those portions and only read entire passages if you're *certain* you need to. *Read slowly for understanding comprehension*. Take notes as you go. Once you're finished and before you move on to something else, reword your notes; this is where you gain the most understanding. If you need to expand the content, do so. If you find that condensing it is helpful, do so. Finally, go through some of your Zettelkasten to connect notes and start building new ideas.
**Related to:** [Ultralearning](#20200516T182150)
**Source:** [Learn Faster by Writing Zettel Notes](https://zettelkasten.de/posts/learn-faster-by-writing-zettel-notes/)
**Further reading:** [How to Read a Book](https://fs.blog/how-to-read-a-book/) (also the eBook)