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When you are a kind of old school, modern times means a bit of pain in some way. Your soul is mostly seeking inner peace but on the other hand, as someone that works with technology, you wouldn’t stay freeze.
And sometimes the thing is the other way around, it feels that the old-school-world you’re living with is good but not as great as it should and you need to move a bit forward yourself to - wrongly - have a feeling of progress. — Mattermost and Matterbridge
Lisp is the result of taking syntax away, Perl is the result of taking syntax all the way. — Doug Hoyte
Cited in Lisp’s nested syntax, by Daniel Szmulewicz.
And ensure you added https://stackoverflow.com/feeds/user/69545 to your RSS feeds, if that’s not already the case.
Got my nice playlist on the Ubuntu laptop, added a crappy script, and it’s working fine!

Not only in a professional context, but also for private purposes it does make sense to actively read your books/articles. Try to apply some analytical reading, a concept I’ve read about for the first time in How to read a book (book). The idea is to interact with the content you’re reading about: Ask questions, try to link ideas in your mind, make notes, lookup complex definitions. The worst thing you can do is to just passively read something, finish it and then you move on to your next reading. — Note taking in 2021