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What happens when you break "learning" down into specific tasks? Is the compound learning of lots of simple tasks accurately represented by the generic "learnin
by simonhamp 15y ago
What happens when you break "learning" down into specific tasks? Is the compound learning of lots of simple tasks accurately represented by the generic "learning" graphs for complex tasks?
Steep may not be the correct word. Complex may be better.
- billswift 15y agoThat is actually the complaint I have seen most often with command lines - you need to learn so many commands at the very beginning to do anything useful; thus producing a steep curve. Once you have the absolutely necessary basic commands down (cd, pwd, ls, mkdir, chmod, and so on) you can easily add more commands gradually, as you need them.