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Ask HN: How to 'repair' knowledge?

3 pointsby sepranualmost 7 years ago
I find myself at a point where I want to solidify the foundations of my knowledge in many areas that are weak (because of classes I had to cram through in university when overloaded, domains I learned &quot;on the job&quot; as fast as possible, etc).<p>Does anyone have good methods for patching up this knowledge? I find that I am bored by restarting courses of study I know 60-80% of already and even if I slog through, I don&#x27;t feel that I&#x27;m using my time efficiently. For instance, in linear algebra I&#x27;m comfortable with the basics and have intuitions about more complex topics (such as computability of various operations) but I would really like a deeper understanding of the entire field. However, I can never find the right &quot;intermediate&quot; places to begin study, or good self-assessment metrics.

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