Re:How to Learn Complex Things Quickly: A Guide
by PeterisP on Thursday April 08, 2021 @02:35PM
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Or a textbook writer.
Seriously, if you need a decent breakdown of "Learning X" into steps, then it's useful to look at the table of contents of a related textbook even if you'd be learning from other sources (experimentation, documentation, whatever) because the split and order of topics will be at least somewhat reasonable.
Seriously, if you need a decent breakdown of "Learning X" into steps, then it's useful to look at the table of contents of a related textbook even if you'd be learning from other sources (experimentation, documentation, whatever) because the split and order of topics will be at least somewhat reasonable.