Write a blog post about lazy learning

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+title: "Lazy-learning"
+description: "Learning for the sake of learning might not be the most effective way to learn. I'm trying a new approach: lazy-learning."
+tags: ["Reflections", "Learning"]
+---
+
+I've been thinking lately about my approach to learning.
+When I become interested in a technical subject (e.g., Rust),
+I tend to throw myself into learning it,
+even if I don't have a specific problem to solve with it.
+I'm driven by curiosity and the desire to understand how things work.
+Which is excellent from the standpoint of cross-pollinating ideas.
+However,
+since I don't use them,
+I end up forgetting them, leading to a feeling of having wasted my time.
+
+With many developers on Mastodon and X talking about [WWDC](https://developer.apple.com/wwdc24/),
+I can't avoid but think: *Should I watch some of the talks?*
+Part of me thinks that I should because I might get ideas for problems to solve with [Tuist](https://tuist.io).
+But the other part of me thinks that the ideas presented in it,
+and which I've seen people talking about on various social networks,
+are enough for me to envision the problems that I could solve with Tuist.
+When the time to work with them comes,
+for example enabling complete[ strict Swift concurrency](https://www.swift.org/documentation/concurrency/) in Tuist,
+I can simply look up the documentation and learn what I need to know.
+I feel it's a more effective way of learning because it's goal-oriented.
+I decided to call it **lazy-learning.**
+
+So I'll try to apply this approach going forward.
+I'm currently diving into [Apple's Virtualization Framework](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization),
+[Swift Testing](https://github.com/apple/swift-testing),
+and [how to flip a German company to the US](https://www.orrick.com/en/Insights/2024/06/Orrick-Legal-Ninja-Series-OLNS-7-Flip-it-Right),
+because these are the problems I'm facing right now.
+
+And you? What's your approach to learning? 
+