Social media aims to create a filter bubble for you. An immersive experience where you see what you like and increase interaction time.
Though some people have expressed concerns over this practice, if you game it for learning, you will no longer waste time!
The main ingredient is to follow the right people according to:
👍 content quality
👍 posting regularity
👍 content exclusivity
👍 popularity
👍 content quality
👍 posting regularity
👍 content exclusivity
👍 popularity
It is specific to each topic, but for #Python, this 🧵 helps find a good base to start with.
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Next is to find good topics to follow. #Python, #OpenSource are not to be missed! Here's what topics mean.
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Follow as much quality people as you can. But, if unfortunately the person also posts topics you don't like, unfollow or mute the person
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Follow also #news sources for the topic. For #python have a look at the legendary @realpython, @PythonHub , @PythonWeekly , etc. These are guaranteed sources of exclusive content!
Next you need some inspirations. Follow people who post about coding everyday, general advice, setup etc
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