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Totally agree
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Yes, seeing a cool example increases attention and the willingness to learn, but there’s also the issue of generalization. Take math as an example: much of it is learned without explicit applications, yet it becomes useful over time. Relating to your point, I often fully appreciated certain concepts when I had to apply them in practical projects or so aspirational implementations. Then again: Sometimes, a very detailed example might be mistaken for the only application or be so customized that extracting the underlying principles becomes difficult. I tend to focus too much on task-specific code libraries and not provide enough practical examples for potential other users, as is the case with my Tumult Hype work.
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@jaidennavarrete
3 weeks ago
100%! That’s how I learn too but I feel bad cuz people assume you wanna just copycat.
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