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what precisely is wrong with visual feedback?

• nunuvit 3y ago
  Nothing. It's great. But it's the wrong tool for the job. Like teaching someone to stop a car by using the speedometer to estimate when to let go of the accelerator pedal, instead of introducing them to the brake pedal.
  • rini17 3y ago
    You are supposed to study datasheets before you start a car? Please. There's nothing wrong with "hands-on first" approach. And the tortured metaphors completely kill your argument...
    • nunuvit 3y ago
      It's too late to edit my original comment. I was responding to the part about when you're breaking a lot of stuff all the time. Checking limits is for preventing breaks. Visualizing heat is for troubleshooting when they happen anyway. You should do both.