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> When exactly are we supposed to be learning all these languages? Nights and weekends that effectively has you working 24/7? By that logic, you might ask how
by gexla 8y ago
> When exactly are we supposed to be learning all these languages? Nights and weekends that effectively has you working 24/7?
By that logic, you might ask how we have time to do anything? How do we find time to eat? How do we find time for HN?
Learning a programming language doesn't have to mean mastering the language. Make a game out of it. Pick one "thing" about the language and spend 15 minutes on reading / practice on that thing. Make an Anki card (or multiple cards) on that thing and run through the deck for some other 15 period "learning" break. Maybe this doesn't work for you either, but it's something else you can try other than chaining yourself to your computer until you come out a master.
- Viliam1234 8y agoPerhaps you could eat using your left hand, and use your right hand to make Anki cards. Then you could have lunch and learn a new programming language in 15 minutes. Meanwhile, you can use one of your legs to relax, and the other one to interact with your family (unless having a family is too unprofessional).