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So my 2024 goals is - Learn Javascript and Tailwind CSS - Learn MongoDB - Learn Node js, React ,Express js and Angular - Start open-source contributions - Get an internship role - Then 2024 End in all my goals complete

Do you prefer to learn things on the go or just completed a course then do something ? why ?

If something like neuro link become successful then i don't think so humans needs to learn or write anything ? Right

Want to learn product design? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn Branding? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn Marketing? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn management? Learn human behaviour! Want to learn Business? Learn human behaviour! B

Anything happens in the world, LinkedIn crowd be like : 3 things to learn from Bro no one wants to know that 😭😭😭😭

If a student wants to freelance then which skill should he learn in the areas of coding to make quick cash although that skill should not take much time to learn? Like if he has only 3-6 months

Has Anyone developed AI powered no code app or SaaS ? If yes then consider connecting, there's a lot more I can learn from you people !

This is how I would learn Data Modelling for 2025: 1. Learn Tables 2. Learn Columns 3. Learn Cardinalities 4. Learn Primary Key 5. Learn Star Schemas Starting can feel overwhelming, but with time & practice, things'll go better

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In your opinion, what should a first year college student do to create his own startup? Should I read? Or should I go out learn things by myself? Or should first learn how the industries? Or should I start a venture and then figure out the things?