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> Anything that I haven't kept practicing is almost gone. I think that's true of any method of learning. I once took a class on a proprietary audio visual lang
by robbyking 6y ago
> Anything that I haven't kept practicing is almost gone.
I think that's true of any method of learning. I once took a class on a proprietary audio visual language, and a year of so later my manager asked me to write some control software using that language, and I basically had to start from scratch.
On the other hand, I took Stanford's first MOOC Swift Class, and have been using Swift as my primary language ever since.
- parenthesis 6y agoI find the learning something again for the second (or nth) time is at least easier than it was the first time.
- vxNsr 6y agoVery much this. I'll take MOOCS read an article and then feel like I forgot everything only to have a much easier time "learning" it the second time when it becomes practical.