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Find the source behind a question
Remember a useful idea but cannot place the source? This index helps you locate Matt Pocock's public work, check dates, and read the original context.
Each record contains a link, date, type, topic tags, engagement figures, and summaries written for this site in both languages. A summary helps you find a work; it does not replace it or imply approval of our interpretation.
How to search
Start with a problem
Search a topic and check whether the summaries address it.
Narrow the results
Filter by type, tag, or date range.
Choose an order
Use dates to follow changes or engagement to find discussion entry points.
Read the original
Check its context, publication date, and conditions.
What belongs in the index
The index covers selected original and quote posts, public X Articles, public article listings, and repository metadata and license information. Replies are excluded by default. All summaries are written for this site.
Records do not contain full posts, comments, X Articles, article bodies, or files from repositories without a license. A link to a work does not establish permission to reproduce it.
Try one search
Locate a source you can check
- Task: search for a workflow question and open an original link from one record.
- Check: identify its type, date, and a specific claim the source supports.
- No results: change the keyword, remove filters, or widen the date range.
Suggested approach
To investigate changing workflow advice, arrange related records by date and read the originals. Keep earlier advice attached to its time and conditions.
You are done when you can supply the source link and distinguish supported claims from your own inference. If evidence is missing, leave the question open rather than filling the gap from a summary.
Quick reference
Summaries locate works
Follow each record to its source.
Dates add context
Discussion volume does not establish reliability.
Scope matters
Read About and Copyright.
Source entry points
Return to the three homepage routes and use what you found in a concrete exercise.
Independent, unofficial, noncommercial study notes. This site has no affiliation with or endorsement from Matt Pocock. Referenced works belong to their authors; MIT reuse carries separate copyright and license notices.