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I cannot thank you enough for writing this; the very first page with the "What, Why and How" is precisely what I wish were written for every "thing" I have ever
by lelandbatey 2y ago
I cannot thank you enough for writing this; the very first page with the "What, Why and How" is precisely what I wish were written for every "thing" I have ever worked with. It's so clear, and contextualizes so much so quickly, I'm frankly in awe. Thank you for your contributions!
- Sean-Der 2y agoOf course! I think the 'What, Why and How' captures the purpose and joy of learning. Nothing is better then getting lost in a fun problem. I don't want to just understand how it is solved, but the story about how it got solved. If you have any feedback on how the book could be better would love to hear!