What are you currently learning?

@lena_dorogenskaya That's great, Can you tell me more about web 3.0?

@qudsia_ali here is an interesting article "People are the new platforms" https://www.producthunt.com/stor...

@maya_ovice How do you learn to manage it better? What platforms are you using?

@andrew_isherwood1 Haha, that's how I made my product. How do you learn React?

@ezzat Wow, cool! Tell us the most interesting thing you have learned. Where did you find it?

@lena_dorogenskaya I think it was on Georgia Tech's website. But I'll geek out if you insist. So professors and teachers wear the robe that is given to them by the academic institution that they obtained their highest degree from. So if you got a doctorate from Harvard and a bachelors from MIT, you would wear your Harvard robe during any commencement. Undergrad gowns are usually black. The inner lining of postgrad gowns can hold the colors of school, although some schools have their gowns display school colors on the outside. Gowns also have a robe with velvet trim. The color of this velvet trim denotes the field of study and what school the student studied in. For example, theology would have a scarlet trim and law would have a purple trim. Doctorate degrees usually have the fanciest robes -- of course. They have ball sleeves and on these sleeves there are three bands denoting superior academic thought lol. The color of these bands also denote the subject of study. Doctoral gowns also have a "Tam" hat instead of the traditional mortarboard cap. These tams can be 4, 6, or 8 sided depending on the school. What's cool is that you can usually pick out who went to what school, what they studied, and what level of degree they have with the regalia. It's really awesome. We got to thank Oxford and Cambridge for these traditions!

@enola_vedovotto Oh, I can relate, once I tried to find out how to write cold emails to increase response rate. I've got two points: 1. Write from scratch. 2. The purpose of cold contact is to make the next step a little warmer :)

@lena_dorogenskaya Thank you very much for your advice!

@qudsia_ali How do you learn it? Are you just googling the information or found some course?

@brad_fusion What platforms/ websites help you learn Python?