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I think there's a quote from Paul Graham somewhere along the lines of 'T-Type learners': > Like paint drops rolling down from a paint stroke, the breadth is th
by icc97 9y ago
I think there's a quote from Paul Graham somewhere along the lines of 'T-Type learners':
> Like paint drops rolling down from a paint stroke, the breadth is there but at certain points the paint rolls down creating deep lines
So you can skim the surface but at some points you have have real focus. You need to choose these carefully and dive deep into them.
- AstralStorm 9y agoYou can also go the other way around. It'd may require unlearning habits and be harder that way. I think getting at least some depth when starting is necessary. Otherwise your skill is not usable.