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Go outside your comfort zone, learn a functional language and give a talk on it. Learn higher-level maths. (IMO) There's satisfaction and clarity to be found th
by Xorlev 11y ago
Go outside your comfort zone, learn a functional language and give a talk on it. Learn higher-level maths. (IMO) There's satisfaction and clarity to be found there if your current path isn't challenging you. You might find that it takes you into new roles too.
- seivan 11y agoFor me, staying sharp was never an issue because I have an addiction to 'toys' and learning. By Toys, I mean new concepts and tech-stacks. Unfortantely, I don't control it. It could be the most useless thing, or something valuable. I haven't figured out what 'actuates' it. Been everything from replacing FSM with Behaviour Trees, to learning game development, A*, Steering Forces[0] to just toying with Redis and Obj-C. [0] I really, really, really recommend http://natureofcode.com http://natureofcode.com