What is the best way to practice and retain knowledge as an autodidact?

Thread starter antoniovandre
Start date Feb 21, 2022

Feb 21, 2022

antoniovandre

How did you find PF?: On Google.

I'm just an autodidact who really likes to study.

I have a blog where I usually write to practice, keeping the knowledge fixed:

[link to blog redacted by the Mentors]

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Feb 21, 2022

berkeman

Admin

Welcome to PF.

Sorry, we had to redact your blog link in your post above. You are welcome to link to it in your Profile page. Enjoy PF!

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