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@github skill to ignore shit and misinformation posts/videos from all these weird "dev influencer", one of the hardest to learn yet

@github Frontend ✨

@github Rust. Rust. Rust.

@github Rust rust rust

@github Creating apis using next

@github Machine Learning....

@github Custom Json schema for both validation and intellisense capabilities.

@github I’d like to try out flutter

@github Frontend

@github DevOps :(

@github Product development, I can go from 1-10 and 10-100 but learning to get from 0-1.

@github Algorthms

@github Network automation. More specifically, configuration modification and validation.

@github All are important, but IT Management if it counts :)

@github Keep going until I find the best & optimal solution near too

@github Architecting for the sake of readability as well as efficiency. There are many ways to organize tables in a relational database but there are also many tricks I'm working on learning that can improve how efficient that architecture actually is :)

@github Better git commit message 😂🤣😅

@github AI and ML

@github Prompt engineering

@github I want to start learning about the cloud and AWS this weekend.

@github JavaScript

@github Full stack web development and web automation

@github My understanding of linear algebra.

@github Xforwarding. Currently trying to figure out whether I can trick my codespaces or remote dev Containers to forward me some UI.

@github AWS AWS AWS

@github Machine learning😩

@github @dotnet

@github Git 🥲

@github Napping.

@github contribute to open-source

@github @nextjs, @supabase, @vercel and @MuxHQ

@github Data science/ analysis :-D

@github Auto-trading.

@github Typescript. Recently, I need to develop a browser extension (ChatShelf shelf.chat, which saves ChatGPT to Notion), and I have to use Typescript, and I've grown fond of TS lately. With GPT4's assistance, I'm learning this language.