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Truly it’s remarkable that past the fixed (purchase price) and operating (internet subscription) cost of owning a computer, you are only time-limited in what you can learn. The depth of what’s available through these machines is entirely incredible.
I owe (nearly wholly) to computers my: - basic Chinese language skills - a decent portion of my ability to get advanced things done in EAGLE - and I don’t often admit this but, everything I know about playing the accordion. What have you taught yourself online?
That’s just to start with, the things I’ve dedicated memorable amounts of time to (pure credit gets tricky because knowledge & knowing how to learn as a skill compounds)
Also incredible: the extent to which a few tools dominate. Wikipedia, YouTube, Memrise, Kindle; PDF viewers and audio players due generalized credit too I suppose.
If you teach yourself stuff, as a hobby, I am curious what tools or approaches you tend to use. What should I know about?
If I had access to this in high school I would’ve done a deep dive into math. I maxed out my school’s math courses by senior year so I ended up taking all the adjacent APs like physics and chem
You could also go to a public library and get past the purchase price and the operating cost!
i've found no better way to spend time than working on interesting open source projects, that teach me & show me the amazing depths of computing. limitless imagination, endless play. here here.
what i can build and do is as limitless and freeform as i can imagine and spend the time making
Sometime I scroll through the list of people I follow and can't recall why I followed them. Then I stumble across cool posts like this. 
:)
If only they were used more that way instead of people trolling each other. It is strange that their potential is so underutilized.
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