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> Reproducible and bootstrappable systems get a lot of love among neurodivergent people. For good reason: they’re very friendly to those with little working mem
by walterbell 2y ago
> Reproducible and bootstrappable systems get a lot of love among neurodivergent people. For good reason: they’re very friendly to those with little working memory but vast amounts of working context.
This is novel yet obvious in retrospect, has it been articulated or surveyed elsewhere?
- nyanpasu64 2y agoWhat's the distinction between working memory and working context?
- glic3rinu 2y agoI was wondering about that too. Compared to my peers I consider myself having a below average short term memory (not really good at raw computation power), but in contrast, I am pretty good at abstract thinking, e.g. I can easily visualize the end2end flow of a system, identify all the pain points and produce very good designs (in terms of simplicity). So perhaps this "working context" is about knowledge, pattern recognition, analytical thinking, ...