Planning the day, the process of learning something new

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5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
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Issue type
Documentation
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Needs clarification
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The issue contains a request for personal advice about planning learning, coding, and open-source contributions, but names no file, test, or entry point. There is no defined content change or completion criterion to research from the issue alone.

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I started reading a few pages of your blog, and if you're interested, I would really like to know how you plan your day, how many hours you spend on coding, how many hours on personal development (I don't know if people with a lot of experience still read articles), where you find these materials. Is it worth working on weekends? Do you work on weekends? I think it would be useful for anyone, especially for people like me who work full-time and try to combine it with open-source contributions.

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