Procedural Skills
The operational abilities required to carry out an implementation hands-on, such as writing syntax, calling APIs and configuring deployments—concrete execution skills.
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Procedural skills refer to the operational abilities needed to complete an implementation by hand (such as writing syntax, calling APIs, and configuring deployments); judgment refers to the ability to assess whether the output meets the goal (such as defining input-output contracts, identifying failure modes, and judging the difference between "running" and "running correctly").
Giving up procedural skills does not equal giving up judgment; on the contrary, it requires making judgment explicit and executable.
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Procedural skills refer to the operational abilities needed to complete an implementation by hand (such as writing syntax, calling APIs, and configuring deployments); judgment refers to the ability to assess whether the output meets the goal (such as defining input-output contracts, identifying failure modes, and judging the difference between "running" and "running correctly").
50%UnverifiedGiving up procedural skills does not equal giving up judgment; on the contrary, it requires making judgment explicit and executable.
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