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Descriptions and links to some great articles.

Where To Find Interesting Bits of Science

I love learning tidbits of science. I subscribe to four different (physical) science magazines, all of which also have an on-line platform. (I know it’s kind of anachronistic and less environmentally friendly to read the physical thing - I just like the experience more.) Here are some awesome science-related magazines:

New Scientist

Nautilus

Articles about learning.

Learn In Public

I copied this from Bino, the author of this hugo template (lightbi):

A habit of creating learning exhaust:

• Write blogs and tutorials and cheatsheets.
• Speak at meetups and conferences.
• Ask and answer things on Stackoverflow or Reddit. Avoid the walled gardens like Slack and Discord, they’re not public.
• Make Youtube videos or Twitch streams.
• Start a newsletter.
• Draw cartoons.
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Learn By Making Free Stuff

The best way to learn is to do. Using what you learn is motivating, and helps you care about what you’re learning - and if you care, you tend to remember. (Learning without remembering is kind of pointless. We’ll almost always remember something, but why not make the most of it?)