Frostlike4444

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   by Frostlike4444 2y ago

   I think you make a good point, and I've seen it echoed a few times in this thread. It seems like the best way to keep improving is to keep busy. Make things just to make them. Keep trying new things and finding new ways to challenge yo
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   by Frostlike4444 2y ago

   "why do you think the 40+ hours of work you do for your employer every week isn't also helping to improve your skills?" You're 100% correct here. I'm definitely learning and improving just by doing my normal work. I
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   by Frostlike4444 2y ago

   Thank you for the reply, and thank you for the link! I'll take some time to look through that GitHub and pick out some projects to focus on.
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   by Frostlike4444 2y ago

   Thanks for the reply! To clarify, when you rank effective strategies you're saying that, for you, books are the least effective and making thing is the most effective?
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