Re:The Benjamin Franklin method for learning more from progr...
by old_haus on Friday February 16, 2018 @01:41AM
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I admit that even simple articles often have nuance that many would benefit from better exposure. Yet, a limited attention span would seem to be eclipsed simply by have better options in the vast sea of material not yet seen.
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Re:The Benjamin Franklin method for learning more from progr...
by bluehat on Friday February 16, 2018 @01:43AM
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In a world where you have a massive backlog of good content, yes. Unfortunately, I struggle to find content which is both high quality and easy to learn from. Do you have suggestions?
Re:The Benjamin Franklin method for learning more from progr...
by old_haus on Friday February 16, 2018 @01:58AM
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That is a fair statement. I suspect that this poses challenges on a number of levels, including what areas on finds of interest and how they prefer to be engaged.
Between work, family, and school my opportunities to indulge are more limited than I would prefer. Recently I had an opportunity to listen to old lectures by Prof Malan (I understand that newer version of these lectures are now available on edx.org). When I am in the mood for something tied to current events, I enjoy taking time to read Krebs (krebsonsecurity.com) or catch up on conference presentations that I missed (still working my way through the material from ShmooCon).