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I think having someone pick a problem for you (thereby removing the option of choice) also focuses the mind. It likely prevents you from doing a breadth-first
by thephyber 9y ago
I think having someone pick a problem for you (thereby removing the option of choice) also focuses the mind.
It likely prevents you from doing a breadth-first search across the many problems, whereas a correct solution probably requires a depth-first approach.