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That's a great way to look at it, learning as the moviation not the end goal. I feel I'm doing the opposite currently, trying to find new ways of developing and
by gitgud 8y ago
That's a great way to look at it, learning as the moviation not the end goal. I feel I'm doing the opposite currently, trying to find new ways of developing and learning faster...
- shoo 8y agoMaybe a question to ask is why do you want to learn or develop faster? For its own sake, or for some other goal? One perspective (that I don't completely agree with) is that consuming information is an input, and is wasted effort until, perhaps at some later date, you use that information to produce some output.
- gitgud 8y agoVery true, I think learning is intangible in many ways as the outputs are hard to link to the learned inputs. Maybe I need to redefine a goal based on what I'm learning in order to target an output... Kind of like back-propagation in neural networks?