I learn a reasonable amount of time. Last discovery i made was DDD/Microservices and it passed by now.. took a ~6 months making it my own ( even refactoring my

I learn a reasonable amount of time. Last discovery i made was DDD/Microservices and it passed by now.. took a ~6 months making it my own ( even refactoring my e-commerce webapp in it, but in a monolith since i don't want the DevOps overhead associated with Microservices). Next up, i'm a bit exploring ML in multiple languages. I'd prefer ML.net but there aren't a lot of challenges in it found online. Reomimplemented the model 'Samsung Lama' in pytorch and planning to do some iterations on that. And next up probably using ML5.js After that, I'll probably be bored again. What i want to say is that the feeling of ( lack) challenges will always stay a bit. I'm with a large company and will do some internal tech talks about what i learned and i hope to have some more challenges internally. Since I'm at a pretty good company at the moment and not really planning to change employer. The feeling won't go away and luckily I occupy myself a lot with additional projects, perhaps too much sometimes.