How did you learn how to learn?

[@zoltanhorvathandsomenumbers]

Excellent topic! It is funny in most countries they want to teach you anything and everything in schools except how to learn. I'm in my mid 30's with 4 years of experience in software development but I just felt the urge recently to create my own learning strategy which I highly recommend for everybody!

[@erikipsen1682]

Much similar to how I prefer to learn. Education was good to begin with. Later on my preferred learning sources come from Udemy, KZbin, ChatGPT and articles. Once again the market shows a better way than the government

[@agent_anthony_47]

Hi Fredrik, this was a great topic. Is KZbin the only way to get your daily vlog? I have noticed that podcast "players" have stopped updating as of this episode: "What should newbie programmers avoid learning?" Aug 12th, 2022 - 8m 29s

[@hectorhw]

Great content as always, Fredrik! I have a question for you: given all the "AI is gonna replace us all" rhetoric and recent advancements in machine learning and other fields would you still consider software industry a viable career choice for the rising generation (I am talking about like today's 12 y/o people)?

[@FredrikChristenson]

I would argue that software development is still a viable career path and will remain so. AI is not able to bridge the knowledge needed to make a working system for a non technical person and you would need a near sentient AI to do that. This is a level of AI that we are today unsure if we can make and should we be able to make it we would see most of the world change to a very different economy model.