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When you learn about a tool, actually think about a specific situation/use case where you would actually use it. Try it out as soon as you learn about it. I f
by ImprovedSilence 4y ago
When you learn about a tool, actually think about a specific situation/use case where you would actually use it. Try it out as soon as you learn about it. I find I can only do one tool at a time. You remember it better if it’s something you would use frequently at the moment. If I get a big old list of useful stuff, I’d be lucky to actually incorporate more than 2 of them. At a time anyway. If you don’t remember the tool, it’s probably because you wouldn’t use it enough to retain knowledge of it..
- nonrandomstring 4y agoI like this one. Thanks. Mentally binding a new tool name specifically to one regular task sounds like a good entry point for a repeated learning framework.