Links Compilation

david perrell

five books : experts recommend the five best books in their subject and explain their selection in an interview

helena : global problem solving organization

libgen: It's a website that lets you download almost any book for free. You should have an adblocker while using this website.

MIT tech review

mschf : "American Art" many of which have gone internet viral -- proceed with caution? (wiki)

Notion : free for anyone with a .edu account; notetaking software and project management software that is used for note-taking, task management, project management, knowledge management, and personal knowledge management.

product hunt : daily collection of newly launched current basic consumer/b2b SaaS products

protocol : useful general tech publication

rest of world : tech trends 86 USA

Stanford book recommendations :

wjf : sategorized card decks, some with different levels that allow you to deepen your existing relationships and create new ones.

wnrs : similar to above, "three carefully crafted levels of questions and wildcards that allow you to deepen your existing relationships and create new ones."

xkcd : "a webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language"

CORNELL RESOURCES

Cornell students get free access to some cool online newspapers and magazines. Here's the guide to getting past paywalls like:

PubMed

Google Scholar

You have access to stream thousands of movies/films, through services like:

Kanopy

Alexander Street

Access popular eBooks and Audiobooks on your computer or phone through the Overdrive app

SpringerLink Online : useful for papers and some textbooks

Through the Cornell library, Cornell students can request books, articles, and even musical scores for free.
You also get free access to news sources like:

New York Times

Wall Street Journal

USA Today

In general, it's wise to be aware of media bias when reading news.

Linkedin Learning has many free classes and lessons on a ton of topics if you sign in with your Cornell email