it’s like having a book of knots and tying each of them once, it grows new synapses in your brain that makes all knot tying easier and gives you some intuition about what knot might be best and maybe you’ll remember enough to tie most of them without a reference, just with some trial and error.
“okay so i think it was a loop and then above and under and through… oh, no, that part has to be under and then above, that makes sense, there we go!”
When learning a new human language, it’s good practice to also learn sentences and practice speaking and writing, not just rote vocabulary memorization.
When learning a new human language, it’s good practice to also learn sentences and practice speaking and writing, not just rote vocabulary memorization.
Isn’t that like telling someone to write every word down? And as such does not really help understand things? It trains how to type the syntax.
it’s like having a book of knots and tying each of them once, it grows new synapses in your brain that makes all knot tying easier and gives you some intuition about what knot might be best and maybe you’ll remember enough to tie most of them without a reference, just with some trial and error.
“okay so i think it was a loop and then above and under and through… oh, no, that part has to be under and then above, that makes sense, there we go!”
If it wasn’t clear, I meant to do something with each function in some test code and understand it… Not just type it in…
When learning a new human language, it’s good practice to also learn sentences and practice speaking and writing, not just rote vocabulary memorization.
When learning a new human language, it’s good practice to also learn sentences and practice speaking and writing, not just rote vocabulary memorization.