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What should I learn next? Mention anything

I'm feeling bored. My job involves linux, k8s, docker, sql etc. What should I learn next? I want to learn music but it's expensive to purchase good musical instruments. I don't like learning drawing, new foreign language etc. I like to learn programming. But I'm not sure what should I learn next. Recommend anything. I don't know much about coding. 1) DSA 2) Competitive Programming 3) ccna 4) Operating System (College Course Relearn I mean) 5) Computer Graphics and Game Development 6) Do 55 DOM Projects course 7) CSS 8) ?? Please recommend me something to learn. It should freshen up my mind. It can take as much time it can. If you've ideas about cheap musical instruments (I hate ukulele though), do share. I can learn flute but since I follow courses, I need exactly same flute like that in course and it's expensive.

bckr 3y ago
Learn to produce music. Get a copy of Reaper or your choice of DAW. Download MIDI files of your favorite older video games or classical music, etc. Get instrument plugins. Get a good set of headphones. Get a pair of monitors and a subwoofer if you can. Combine the MIDI files with instrument plugins and then learn to mix.
slater 3y ago
Cooking
- shivajikobardan 3y ago
  Thanks man. I should def. Try this.
Towaway69 3y ago
Have a look at nodered.org - a visual approach to programming. For music and programming, check out supercollidor
nnurmanov 3y ago
Don’t learn anything without a purpose. Think about an idea, create a product around it. You will learn tons of stuff while building.
nighmi 3y ago
Learn Racket. It's an amazing introduction to computer science / programming. My partner has been picking it up lately having a lot of fun and learning a lot at the same time.
jjordan 3y ago
Give crypto development a shot. It's an interesting concept to be able to manipulate state variables "on the blockchain" and have them apply to everyone in the world. I would start with this YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umepbfKp5rI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umepbfKp5rI
devonnull 3y ago
How to juggle or do slack line.
helph67 3y ago
Recognise the importance of the Pareto Principle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
sn9 3y ago
If you want to get dramatically better at math (which will make the other things you listed easier), you could work through all the aops books: https://artofproblemsolving.com/store/list/aops-curriculum https://artofproblemsolving.com/store/list/aops-curriculum Use Anki to schedule review of problems you've successfully solved and you'll find many things accessible to you that weren't before.

bckr 3y ago

Learn to produce music. Get a copy of Reaper or your choice of DAW. Download MIDI files of your favorite older video games or classical music, etc. Get instrument plugins. Get a good set of headphones. Get a pair of monitors and a subwoofer if you can. Combine the MIDI files with instrument plugins and then learn to mix.

slater 3y ago

Cooking

shivajikobardan 3y ago
Thanks man. I should def. Try this.

Towaway69 3y ago

Have a look at nodered.org - a visual approach to programming. For music and programming, check out supercollidor

nnurmanov 3y ago

Don’t learn anything without a purpose. Think about an idea, create a product around it. You will learn tons of stuff while building.

nighmi 3y ago

Learn Racket. It's an amazing introduction to computer science / programming. My partner has been picking it up lately having a lot of fun and learning a lot at the same time.

jjordan 3y ago

Give crypto development a shot. It's an interesting concept to be able to manipulate state variables "on the blockchain" and have them apply to everyone in the world. I would start with this YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umepbfKp5rI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umepbfKp5rI

devonnull 3y ago

How to juggle or do slack line.

helph67 3y ago

Recognise the importance of the Pareto Principle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle

sn9 3y ago

If you want to get dramatically better at math (which will make the other things you listed easier), you could work through all the aops books: https://artofproblemsolving.com/store/list/aops-curriculum https://artofproblemsolving.com/store/list/aops-curriculum Use Anki to schedule review of problems you've successfully solved and you'll find many things accessible to you that weren't before.