“ As described in this post, decompilation project is tedious and laborious. Therefore it's easy to lose motivation and leave it in backburner for a long-time. The solution I have found is consistency, everyday try to work on it a bit as all effort will compound.”
I’m current self studying calculus. This is exactly the situation I am falling into. I now spend an extra hour and a half or so at work in the lunch room (my workplace is 24x7) and go through the calculus book. I’ve been doing this for 6 weeks or so, and though my progress may seem slow to many (I just got through limits) I understand the material properly.
(In terms of 6 weeks, I did the prerequisites chapters first which took some time, then I had a holiday, and I spent almost a week and a half on the Delta-Epsion definition of a limit - and I do all the problems in the book and there are a lot)
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“ As described in this post, decompilation project is tedious and laborious. Therefore it's easy to lose motivation and leave it in backburner for a long-time. The solution I have found is consistency, everyday try to work on it a bit as all effort will compound.”
I’m current self studying calculus. This is exactly the situation I am falling into. I now spend an extra hour and a half or so at work in the lunch room (my workplace is 24x7) and go through the calculus book. I’ve been doing this for 6 weeks or so, and though my progress may seem slow to many (I just got through limits) I understand the material properly.
(In terms of 6 weeks, I did the prerequisites chapters first which took some time, then I had a holiday, and I spent almost a week and a half on the Delta-Epsion definition of a limit - and I do all the problems in the book and there are a lot)