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> They change that often? Typically not very much, but it -can- happen. I don't see the need to have stuff like that memorized when I can just check my wiki, o
by munmaek 7y ago
> They change that often?
Typically not very much, but it -can- happen. I don't see the need to have stuff like that memorized when I can just check my wiki, or search online if that fails. Or I can even just look at one of my past codebases really quick with fuzzy searching or grep.
For any domain that I'm working in, it's typically unnecessary anyways. I do a lot of work in Rust right now so I have most things like that off the top of my head, etc.
- kiba 7y agoFor any domain that I'm working in, it's typically unnecessary anyways. I do a lot of work in Rust right now so I have most things like that off the top of my head, etc. I also use the "wiki"(mine is just a series of atomized plain text notes) to learn stuff and look up. When that failed, I used google. I just think that memorizing syntax is potentially valuable in switching context.