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I think “build in our brains” is hurting the sentence as well since it is a minor garden path and also building X in our brain is not a common phrasing. Also th
by pfannkuchen 3y ago
I think “build in our brains” is hurting the sentence as well since it is a minor garden path and also building X in our brain is not a common phrasing. Also the words cognitive and brain are kind of redundant with each other since cognitive things only ever happen in brains.
“Therefore, the amount of cognitive load required to understand code is a crucial metric.”
- zakirullin 3y agoFixed, thanks! That kind of feedback is very valuable for me, because I am not a native speaker. And it's always nice to make an article on cognitive load a bit simpler.