It's worth remembering the point of reading a manual: it is not to remember everything that is in it for later but to later remember 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 something is in it.
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I've found that if you only r-by-reference you can only recall based on the reference or label but you can't find the same patter in another domain. OTOH when you r-by-value, you can see the values in different domains with regardless of labels and find analogies across domains.
That accords with my experience, too. You think it'd be easier to abstract with the abstractions, but I certainly don't find that.
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If r-by-reference was that effective we'd all be shit hit on every subject. But saying one is better than the other misses the key attribute of context.
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