1/ Mastering bioinformatics is a slow process; time is your ally, not speed. 2/ Bioinformatics is a craft, not a crash course. 3/ Learning is messy, but it's real. 4/ Earned scars, not shortcuts. 5/ Intuition comes with mileage. 6/ Experienced analysts do more than just the basics. 7/ Expertise means asking the right questions. 8/ Bioinformatics is a journey, not a finish line. 9/ Awareness of progress is a good sign. 10/ Key takeaways: time, intuition, daily learning, mistakes. 11/ Action items: daily deep learning, review mistakes, follow mentors, contribute. 12/ Mastery takes years, not months, but it's worth the journey.
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