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Perhaps that suggests the approach you sometimes here from medics (particularly for surgery) of "see one, do one, teach one" isn't quite as alarming as it initi
by arethuza 6y ago
Perhaps that suggests the approach you sometimes here from medics (particularly for surgery) of "see one, do one, teach one" isn't quite as alarming as it initially sounds!
- ChrisMarshallNY 6y agoI tend to "learn by doing." I don't really like pointless academic exercises. I need to be shipping stuff. When I want to learn something new, I'll set up a project, with a definite ship goal, that uses whatever I am studying. It may not be perfect, when it ships, but it does ship. Shipping is also learning. There's absolutely nothing to compare with releasing finished product, and supporting it. I've learned a lot of the "soft" skills necessary to ship and support. These are different from simple algorithms or debugging exercises.