Ki's Pot
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Hello, I go by the name Ki.
As to why I registered:
I am still a very young person and in my so far life I've never really favored one field of profession over another. Within the past months I've simply decided to be a very well rounded person.
Now, technology and computers is one area that I've always felt that I was less than a novice in. I want to be competent in this field and I just don't know where to start. An accomplish pointed me toward a library where I can start my studies (Gentoomen Library) but the collection is so large that I simply do not understand where to start.
The only computing experience I have is my personal casual use (nothing big) and a very very basic introduction to computer science (java) class that I took in my early years at high school.
So that's the end of why I'm here and here is the question I ask all of you: where should I start to become competent in computer knowledge? Languages? Mechanics (building computers and such)? Or even something else?
Also, I would love if you would give pointers toward things that are useful and at the same time relevant to the rapidly advancing technology world.
Thanks,
Ki
As to why I registered:
I am still a very young person and in my so far life I've never really favored one field of profession over another. Within the past months I've simply decided to be a very well rounded person.
Now, technology and computers is one area that I've always felt that I was less than a novice in. I want to be competent in this field and I just don't know where to start. An accomplish pointed me toward a library where I can start my studies (Gentoomen Library) but the collection is so large that I simply do not understand where to start.
The only computing experience I have is my personal casual use (nothing big) and a very very basic introduction to computer science (java) class that I took in my early years at high school.
So that's the end of why I'm here and here is the question I ask all of you: where should I start to become competent in computer knowledge? Languages? Mechanics (building computers and such)? Or even something else?
Also, I would love if you would give pointers toward things that are useful and at the same time relevant to the rapidly advancing technology world.
Thanks,
Ki
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