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Hi Jeremy, Thanks for fast.ai. I think to some degree this maybe personality driven. Whenever I'm taught like that, I constantly feel anxious about "holes" in
by mav3rick 7y ago
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for fast.ai. I think to some degree this maybe personality driven. Whenever I'm taught like that, I constantly feel anxious about "holes" in my knowledge. I believe it gets hard to plug those holes when you learn from a top down approach. The bottom up approach is harder for a reason, the knowledge gained is more thorough.
- mlonkibjuyhv 7y agoI know the feeling. Years later when you realize there definitely is a hole, but it might be in the second chapter of some pretty basic book, that you have skimmed several times without finding it, because it is so basic.
- ramblerman 7y ago> The bottom up approach is harder for a reason, the knowledge gained is more thorough. I'm not sure you can just make that statement. Interest and motivation will be the deciding factors in the depth of your knowledge in the long run. Imagine having to read the full manual of a video game before you can play it vs just fooling around and looking something up when you need it.