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They're not mutually exclusive approaches anyway. Alternating between them quickly can be a good way to nibble away at hard problems. And it's not a big deal if
by euccastro 16y ago
They're not mutually exclusive approaches anyway. Alternating between them quickly can be a good way to nibble away at hard problems. And it's not a big deal if you throw away some work in either mode. Think on what takes you there faster, not necessarily with less (wasted) work.