The other advantage of “a mistake is a mistake” is that it matches the real world. When solving problems because you care about the world, rather than because of a score, the process matters for repeatability, communication, and trust of others, but the answer is all that matters in terms of impact.
The other advantage of “a mistake is a mistake” is that it matches the real world. When solving problems because you care about the world, rather than because of a score, the process matters for repeatability, communication, and trust of others, but the answer is all that matters in terms of impact.