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It's great to apply "deliberate practice" "10,000 hours" and what else into domains that are strongly stable across time like mathematics, music, some foreign N
by MichaelRo 3y ago
It's great to apply "deliberate practice" "10,000 hours" and what else into domains that are strongly stable across time like mathematics, music, some foreign NATURAL language. You get to use the skill in which you invested so much of your time.
It sucks to apply even the least of effort into vaporware fashions like programming languages, tools and techniques. You don't even get to complete half of the 10,000 hours of effort to acquire the skill that the whole thing is already antiquated and thrown into the garbage can of history. You wasted a vast amount of time for next to nothing.
- hughcrt 3y agoI feel you. That's why I try to limit my learnings as much as possible to "foundational" subjects. You can't go wrong by learning SQL in depth for example.