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not necessarily. there is a bottom up school of thought that encourages people to noodle around and construct primitives by playing in the domain, and then inte
by convolvatron 5y ago
not necessarily. there is a bottom up school of thought that encourages people to noodle around and construct primitives by playing in the domain, and then interactively composing those primitives into larger and larger systems.
- preseinger 5y agoYeah, that's true. It's a judgment call for sure, but I've always found that angle on things to be self-subversive. The best programmers I know are all bottom-up learners, not top-down.