Always be learning

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1. be learning Always
2. do you speak? How many PLs
3. bother learning? Why even
4. Learning something new is HARD
5. It requires you to leave your comfort zone
6. it could be anything… text editor programming language concepts algorithms data structures
7. I wish our industry was more like a gym
8. do you even lift?
9. people come there to change themselves train get beyond their limits do something they never could
10. 165cm tall guy
11. doing a slam dunk
12. work is the place to use your know ledge
13. most of time we get tasks that fit our knowledge
14. we implement them among the lines of what we already know
15. even though there are better ways smarter concepts something we never heard of
16. dream job? What’s your
17. if you already can do it, why aren’t you there yet?
18. if you can’t do it yet how are you doing to get there?
20. never settle for a mediocre solution
21. take a look inside things
22. how is linux Kernel ticking?
23. how does my database handle connections?
24. can we make it faster?
25. how do we do it smarter?
26. look for people doing stuff that you can’t do
27. remember that stuff that was hot a couple of years ago?
29. some things have grown and moved on and stayed actual some became obsolete
30. some of them became a synonym for “outdated”
31. hype cycles
32. where we need to start
33. where we usually start
34. best excuse for not learning is of course a “job security”
35. often misunderstood as “I secure myself for that job”
36. do the job better teach your colleagues change your environment
37. but… no one was ever fired for buying IBM equipment
38. (quote from Wikipedia article on fear, uncertainty and doubt)))
39. things you learn change the way you think
40. Dahneman-Krüger syndrome
41. Clojure fp gateway drug
42. Erlang teh distributed systems mekka
43. Haskell for functional programmers
44. is hard learning
46. how to do it we kind of figure out
47. and then forget how to do it learn while we absolutely must
48. other parts of their lives” “habits started spilling into (Alcoa success story)
49. best learning requires a quiet relaxed environment
50. something small start with
51. track your progress
52. programming language learning process
53. programming language learning process functional
54. I can’t even state!
55. everything you’re used to is more or less gone
56. no (shared mutable) state everything is an expression recursion everywhere functions functions functions
57. learn the vocabulary first
58. don’t rush yourself to write a blog in 5 minutes
59. if you can learn it all in 5 minutes maybe it’s not worth to learn it at all?
60. get yourself a notepad you know, paper stuff
61. learn the syntax in the context
62. read code from other people
63. learn the toolchain how stuff’s built?
64. start checking out stuff in the REPL
65. if you don’t use a decent text editor use one
66. find idea that gets you excited
67. be persistent don’t quit if it’s hard move on to harder stuff if it’s too easy,
68. learning for the sake of learning?
69. don’t expect it to work certain way
70. take notes because 32kB
71. get engaged with a community
72. read books you know, books
73. read papers you know, scientific
74. ∵¬∴
75. join some open source project
76. antifragile being a fast learner is no matter where the wind blows you’re going to just get better
77. The market wants to see you persist. It demands a signal from you that you’re serious, powerful, accepted, and safe.
78. Quit the wrong stuff. Stick with the right stuff. Have the guts to do one or the other.
79. is a decision Staying up to date
80. stay positive