Just wait

It usually involves changing your entire way of thinking.

Look at that post a few days back over P4 - where the comment was "someone comes along thinking they can rewrite it in C", and several man-years of effort later, they realise that actually, someone using a domain specific language can do double the work in half the time, if not even better.

Going back even further, someone commented people who've learnt Rust usually make far better C programmers because, even though C doesn't enforce memory safety etc, because Rust insists that you code in memory-safe ways, they code memory-safe in C anyways.

It's like me and databases - 4th normal form is the best for a whole bunch of reasons, but because my experience is with a database where 4th normal form was the OBVIOUS way to do it, when I'm forced to work with relational I do it without thinking. Unfortunately I'm usually working with stuff designed by others where I'm thinking "what the hell were they thinking?".

Cheers,
Wol