Absolutely. I've been teaching myself Haskell and C++ too. For the first time in my life, learning is fun and not a dire struggle every step of the way (particu

Absolutely. I've been teaching myself Haskell and C++ too. For the first time in my life, learning is fun and not a dire struggle every step of the way (particularly as somebody with ADHD). Need to know how to handle building a C++ project or dependencies? No longer have to go through dozens of posts on Reddit or DO or pages upon pages of documentation. I can just ask, then focus on what I actually want to learn. Confused about some bizarre syntax in Haskell that gives me nothing on Google? Just ask. Don't understand how a function is constructed? Don't need to figure out what the correct terms are in what combination to find out what I'm looking at. Want a step by step explanation? Easy. Even though it's far from perfect and I have plenty to complain about, it's already a valuable part of my everyday life with its impact on how I learn new things and experiment.