Use the right tool for the job. If you're learning Python, purchase a reference work and use it. Or bookmark a fairly decent Python reference online. If you're

Use the right tool for the job. If you're learning Python, purchase a reference work and use it. Or bookmark a fairly decent Python reference online. If you're learning a particular tool, then the vendor has written documentation for it, e.g. Splunk or Linux manpages. Bypass Google and go right to the vendor. It should be a required step when learning something--anything--that you learn some good sources for its documentation first, so that you're not blindly Googling or LLMing around for random bad answers. I notice others downthread discussing recipes. The first thing I did when learning to cook was to find just a few reliable sources for cooking techniques and recipes. I collected a few YouTube channels and I realized that WikiHow is a really good, spam-free site that teaches technique and also provides basic recipes. And so I just stopped Googling "how to bake lamb rib chops" because that's a fool's errand.