I taught myself this. What did I skip?

The gaps a self-taught route usually leaves, ranked by how much they matter for what you do.


When to use
When you’re good enough to get by and suspect there are basics you never met.
Time
10 min

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I taught myself , mostly by . I use it for . Learning this way leaves gaps I can’t see, because nobody set the order. Ask me up to six questions, one at a time, that would expose them: some on how I’d do a task, some on why a thing works. Hold your verdict on each answer until the end. Then give me a short table: each gap you found, how much it matters for what I use the skill for, and the quickest way to close it. Separate the gaps my answers showed from the ones you only assume are common. Don’t flatter me: if an answer was weak, say so. Be direct. No padding and no reassurance I did not ask for.

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