Lockdown has got me reading a lot of books. Books about business or startups are a lot faster for me to read. It’s like reading a story book and I’m done in a week. But reading technical books (like I’m currently reading SICP aka wizard book) is a lot more heavy duty mental work. Y’all got any pointers for me about this?

The thing about SICP is it was written by and for MIT. They have coursework and active sessions built around the text. It assumes one of two things:

1. You have existing graduate level knowledge of the subject of computer science
2. You have access to graduate level resources to assist in your investigation

Without those two parts, it's a tough book to plow through, and probably isn't worth going through until you're significantly advanced.