Is that a description of an ideal, or a how you naturally operate? My experience is that things naturally fall to the top of the stack and while I can put them into a queue and then do the queue, that’s a different action than the one my brain is actually doing.
I mean i just naturally operate like a queue. Or at least I do now, maybe I used to be more stack like. But definitely things in the queue can get reordered, but queue feels more natural to me than stack, stack being some kind of degenerate case where the queue is malfunctioning.
Hmm, I think I agree, but a queue instead of a stack.
Is that a description of an ideal, or a how you naturally operate? My experience is that things naturally fall to the top of the stack and while I can put them into a queue and then do the queue, that’s a different action than the one my brain is actually doing.
I mean i just naturally operate like a queue. Or at least I do now, maybe I used to be more stack like. But definitely things in the queue can get reordered, but queue feels more natural to me than stack, stack being some kind of degenerate case where the queue is malfunctioning.
I feel like a priority queue applies best to me.