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...this is actually a great analogy. Yes, it does; but when you're trying to set a record swimming the English Channel, or escaping from a sinking ship you'd b
by wokwokwok 5y ago
...this is actually a great analogy.
Yes, it does; but when you're trying to set a record swimming the English Channel, or escaping from a sinking ship you'd be an idiot to do it deliberately weighing yourself down with weights.
I suppose there's something to be said for both ways of doing things ultimately, depending on what situation you're in, and what your goal is.
...but unconditionally advising people to swim with weights, is simply bad advice.
- orwin 5y agoSo the best case is learning without an IDE, and working with one?
- falcolas 5y ago> when you're trying to set a record swimming the English Channel Your training time to competition time is about 99:1 (on the high side for the competition time). The record attempts (or the emergencies) are a poor continuation of this analogy when it comes to programming. > unconditionally advising people to swim with weights, is simply bad advice So we should advise them to use floats instead, since it makes swimming so much easier?