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Statistics for Data Science
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Rebuild onboarding flow
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Read 20 pages — Deep Work
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Interpret regression coefficients
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Statistics for Data Science
Regression practice set
Rebuild onboarding flow
Wireframe the empty state
Deep Work by Cal Newport
Chapter 4 · notes
Chat doesn’t just talk — it replans your week and proposes every change as a card you confirm or decline. Nothing writes to your workspace without your say-so. Scroll to watch a real session.
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Your courses, projects and goals become time blocks on a real calendar, sized to your hours and priorities. When Wednesday falls apart, the plan bends instead of breaking.
Your weekly plan says when to work. The board shows whatis in flight: every task from every course, project and goal in one place, in lanes you control. Spot the work that’s stalled, then move it forward with a drag.
Tasks from every course, project and goal land on a single board, colored by type so balance is obvious at a glance.
Move a card to Done and its parent item's progress updates with it. No second place to keep in sync.
Start with Backlog, In progress and Done, then add your own, like Review, Blocked or Waiting, and rename them anytime.
Create a standalone task in seconds, or drop an existing item onto the board and keep it linked to its page.
Open any course, project, goal or deep dive and everything about it is in one place: the steps, your notes, the sessions you’ve logged and what’s planned this week. View the work as a list, a board or as notes without leaving the page. Try the tabs.
Work through milestones in order, or lay them out as a board. Same steps, whichever view suits the day.
Keep the notes for an item on the item itself, so what you learn stays next to what you're doing.
The next step is pinned in the side panel, with a one-click way to start focusing or log a session.
See this week's planned blocks and the notes and items linked to it, without hunting around.
Every session and milestone you log becomes a clear picture — not a guilt trip. See when you do your best work, what kind of work is eating your time, and whether you’re ahead of or behind plan.
Find the days you really do your best work, then plan your heaviest blocks around them.
See how your hours split between courses, projects, goals and deep dives.
A heatmap of streaks and gaps shows habits forming, or quietly fading.
Expected versus actual progress shows whether you're on pace, with no wishful thinking.
Think out loud and huurdl listens, asks the follow-ups you skipped, and pulls out the decisions, risks and next steps as you go. When you’re done, turn the session into planned work.
That sounds like a decision: one primary action. What would that action be — create an item, or import one? And is the icon set still blocking you?
Mind is a linked notebook that lives next to your plan. Write freely, type [[ to link any note or item, and backlinks and a graph build themselves, so what you learn stays attached to the course or project it belongs to.
Headings, callouts, toggles and lists, all one slash away. Write the way you think.
Connect a note to another note, or straight to the course, project or goal it's about.
See every note that points here, and a map of how your ideas connect.
Keep several notes open and jump around long ones from the outline.
The small tools that keep the big plan honest.
Sketch ideas on an open board and drop in your real items. Anything you link stays connected to its item, so nothing lives in two places.
Morning run
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Read 20 pages
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Spanish practice
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Check in daily or weekly, watch streaks build, and tie a habit to the course or project it feeds.
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IdeaQuiz covers chapters 5–7
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