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And it seems a little wrong as developers gain the ability to use the way more capable spatial memory with time (the same as for memory palaces). So yeah, in p
by n0n0n4t0r 3y ago
And it seems a little wrong as developers gain the ability to use the way more capable spatial memory with time (the same as for memory palaces).
So yeah, in practice, I agree to keep classes small, but not for the short term memory problem.
- sethammons 3y agoGood point: as you become an expert in the given system, you can encapsulate or abstract away multiple things into one. A silly example: when you are learning to dress yourself as a kid, zippers are hard, shoe laces are hard, putting left shoe on left food often gets mixed up. All these little details. When you are older, these details take no mental capacity and you can "get dressed" as a single concept.
- kayodelycaon 3y agoIt really bugs me when it is blindingly obvious a professor doesn’t actually know how cognition works. The actual study of human performance is outside their field, therefore untested or flawed assumptions form the basis of their research.