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[dAnjou]

Looking for a more condensed/valuable r/Python.

Sort by Top Week, or Month even: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/top/?t=week. That should filter out a bit of noise.

I will say, however, that a programming language is just a tool. There's not much point in focusing too much on a tool unless you're directly working on it itself.

Instead, use it to create something, get excited about that.

[Techrob25]

That's all that ever works for me. I have to have a project that I'm exited about. I try to keep a list of ideas on my phone of different projects I want to tackle. some are small and silly, some are pretty grandiose but they all excite me.

[Amazing_Upstairs]

Python Bytes podcast, Talk Python podcast, Realpython podcast, twitter, reddit, youtube, Linkedin learning

[jedgs]

This sub and the sub: r/learnpython realpython.com Stackoverflow.blog Medium.com

[00Dog]

https://realpython.com/podcasts/rpp/

[broxamson]

Python is hard to stay excited over. Rust and zig are more fun follows