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Explain why I reference reinventing the wheel

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I've made it a habit to constantly learn, rewrite, improve[<a href="#about-citations">2</a>]
my foundational libraries as a form of training and
practice[<a href="#about-citations">3</a>]. It is my experience that each iteration has
unlocked new insights whether it be API design, an alternate perspective, learning new
domains and so forth.
I've made it a habit to constantly learn, rewrite, improve (reinventing the wheel is good
for understanding! [<a href="#about-citations">2</a>]) my foundational libraries as a form
of training and practice[<a href="#about-citations">3</a>]. It is my experience that each
iteration has unlocked new insights whether it be API design, an alternate perspective,
learning new domains and so forth.
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