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- Codex is excellent and fun way to learn many different coding skills, they have a good amount of content for free as well more for $15/month. I would definately recommend the memebership if you can afford it, I have found it to be very helpful.
- Typing Club teaches you touch typing if, like me, you never learned.
- Archive.org has extensive archives of various forms of content. Most people have heard of it, i think, but im still adding it just in case.
- Alternate to, shows alternatives to paid software.
- Goblin tools has a variety of AI productivity tools, I use to it to break down tasks into smaller steps so it feels less overwhelming.
- Wolfram Alpha is the best search engine/AI for math/stem topics imo.
- Free limited tts reads text bc reading is fun but I'm tired.
- w3schools has a bunch of coding tutorials, this page wouldnt be possible without it.
- Library Genesis is a archive of almost all books and academic papers
- Monkey Type is a fun typing test to see your typing speed and consistancy.
- Project Euler has a bunch of coding puzzles with solutions.
- css tricks for help with css.
