@noahduck283: After reading, I feel like Codex was used in vain. It's better to read such articles early to cultivate efficient habits painlessly; the longer you wait, the less motivated you become to learn.
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The user shares that after reading, they feel they've wasted Codex, emphasizing the importance of learning early to develop efficient habits.
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This article makes me feel like I’ve wasted my time with Codex. The earlier you read something like this, the better — it helps you painlessly develop efficient habits, and the later you leave it, the less motivated you become to learn 😂
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