#techskill

As AI continues to evolve, interdisciplinary skills combining AI with domains like cybersecurity, IoT, and robotics will become invaluable. By 2025, AI/ML expertise will be a top tech skill and a cornerstone of innovation, making it a must-have for anyone looking to thrive in the digital economy.

Sitting down to practice some more tech skill, I find that my focus when I practice has shifted from being as fast as possible at all times, to slower more precise movements. I found that practicing singular movements and trying to make them as quick and precise as possible makes each command easier in the moment, while practicing a long drawn out routine trying to be as fast at all creates movement without a specific purpose. Breaking down everything makes for better understanding of the purpose of each action, and the speed will come with time. Watching more experienced players and their speed is what creates this misunderstanding with newer players. They want to be as fast as they can, to catch up to the level of those above them. However, what they need to do is understand what they are doing, and slow everything down and play reactive for a while. After a while, muscle memory will cover the precision and speed comes naturally. The focus on speed is something that I like to apply occasionally. Pushing the limits of what I can do is what improves the speed. If I mess something up that I would not have in a slower situation, I slow down. For an example, I might want try to get my wave shines as fast as possible. I will execute this action as fast as I can, until it does not work because I am going too fast. Then I will slow it down until it is as fast as it can be while still working. This will increase my speed now that my tech skill flubs rarely. If I can make my character do exactly what I want at every time, the improvement will be massive.

Ok so here's some hand off practice lol. I've been in the lab with ICs for the past week or so. My hand off game has improved so much once I sat down and thought to myself, "I wanna learn how to do some cool Ice Climber stuff. I wanna do the things Wobbles and Fly Amanita does." #iceclimbers #supersmashbrosmelee #wobbles #flyamanita #handoff #techskill #ssbm #nintendo

This had us rolling! All those hours of practice…