Sometimes it takes failing several times before you’ve learned enough to do it correctly. Not everything is “study the process fully and thoroughly, and do it perfectly the first time! 😤”
fossilesque@mander.xyz
on 07 Apr 19:51
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You cannot learn anything without failing. The fact we don’t embrace this culturally is a tragedy.
I teach a basic programming class. Third lesson is about inheritance and interfaces. I give them an execercise where they have to implement some interfaces and end up making a " diamond of death". The exercise is called the Kobayashi Maru
CommissarVulpin@lemmy.world
on 08 Apr 13:31
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The best lesson I learned in chemistry class was to not put a wet beaker on a pre-heated hot plate
A lot of people take failure personally, and become scared to even try in the first place. Failure is seen as shameful, rather than a learning opportunity to better yourself.
Tar_alcaran@sh.itjust.works
on 07 Apr 20:38
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Sometimes the answer to “why did it go wrong” is “because I need to practice more”.
Like, I know how to play the piano, I know how notes and keys work and in theory, I should be pretty good. In reality, I’m just shit at it because I never practiced.
MrQuallzin@lemmy.world
on 07 Apr 20:02
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If at first you don’t succeed, try try again until you got a data point you can cherry pick.
The college special
Just a bit of minor data cleanup beforehand, totally legit
Try again a little differently each time
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Sometimes it takes failing several times before you’ve learned enough to do it correctly. Not everything is “study the process fully and thoroughly, and do it perfectly the first time! 😤”
You cannot learn anything without failing. The fact we don’t embrace this culturally is a tragedy.
I teach a basic programming class. Third lesson is about inheritance and interfaces. I give them an execercise where they have to implement some interfaces and end up making a " diamond of death". The exercise is called the Kobayashi Maru
The best lesson I learned in chemistry class was to not put a wet beaker on a pre-heated hot plate
A lot of people take failure personally, and become scared to even try in the first place. Failure is seen as shameful, rather than a learning opportunity to better yourself.
Sometimes the answer to “why did it go wrong” is “because I need to practice more”.
Like, I know how to play the piano, I know how notes and keys work and in theory, I should be pretty good. In reality, I’m just shit at it because I never practiced.
This is how I’ve learned to use Linux
“If at first you don’t succeed, blame immigrants.” —Donald Musk
Why is not the right question it leads to ambiguous answers.
instead of why… find out how, when, and what.
If at first you don’t succeed skydiving isn’t for you
If at first you don’t succeed, avoid child endangerment charges and put your students in another irresponsible situation next week.
If at first you don’t succeed… BLAST THEM WITH YOUR BLUE EYES AGAIN!!!
This show lied about how salmon spawned.
Also, her class cheated at that basketball game. I wonder what the Fritz was doing during the 1930s
Who even decides which kids get to go to her class?
The scientific method is more about falsification than problem solving.
“If you ever succeed, devise and implement a test to see if it was a fluke.”
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send a rocket to the moon on your first attempt
Fuck we learned nothing
If at first you don’t succeed,
its getting late and I’m tired, maybe I’ll think about trying again next week…
few years later
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“If at first you dont succeed, try, try again” -> “The definition of stupidity is doing the same thing and expecting different results.”
this is literally Marxism-Leninism