Actually, there's the other aspect of "learning things" which is if I want software to do something I just build it and usually I've never done it before. The e

Actually, there's the other aspect of "learning things" which is if I want software to do something I just build it and usually I've never done it before. The elisp emacs functions, the Android launcher, the swift taskbar menu thing, global hotkeys on windows in c++, data only push notifications, background services on all the things. Just a good excuse to roll up my sleeves and get some code written for something I otherwise have no business digging into. It's fun and keeps me well rounded.