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Construction kits (not just literal lego kits, for example, but also programming classes taught by directing you to enter one specific line after another) get you to local peaks faster. What they don't do is give you practice imagining/reimagining & iterating toward a global peak
I'm sure you can use this kit to build a decent dump truck. But it won't necessarily get you thinking about what a dump truck IS — it holds stuff, moves around, drops stuff. Build a tool without a job & jobs formerly constrained by your imagination become constrained by your toolpic.twitter.com/ISoCeLFjkg
Programmers are prone to this. Obviously, use higher-level languages, libraries, APIs, etc. -- but try to remain cognizant of what *you* are trying to do, not just what the tools permit you to do easily
Sometimes it's better to front-load the effort recreating your own specialized tools from broad, general, well-maintained & documented toolkits than to risk becoming trapped in a web of overspecialized parts. Not just practically (that too) but also psychologically!
Build a few of those kits and you develop the habit of recognizing pieces you want in the pile, picturing desired product and taking concrete steps toward building the product. This lowers the cognitive load for when you want to get creative. Not a dichotomy.
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