I'm being super-methodical about it. I read LYAH halfway through and felt like it was starting to fall through my fingers like sand. So I went back to the beg

I'm being super-methodical about it. I read LYAH halfway through and felt like it was starting to fall through my fingers like sand. So I went back to the beginning and started to make an Anki deck about it. I have a deck for the long Starting Out chapter completed now - 269 cards - and am about to start on Types and Typeclasses. It'll take forever, but it's amazing how much better I retain what I'm learning now. Not sure how suitable Anki will be when the book starts getting more theoretical, but so far it's working great. I think it's worthwhile to mess around with Project Euler as you go, too - you can solve the first Euler question with the knowledge in just that first section, and if you struggle through the alebraic form, it's really rewarding.