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This is just a tip of the iceberg. Junior questions on stack overflow and general attitude towards learning people how to work with the vocabulary and the basic
by fridek 11y ago
This is just a tip of the iceberg. Junior questions on stack overflow and general attitude towards learning people how to work with the vocabulary and the basic concepts are sort of addressed by many great tutorials (codecombat.com <3), podcasts and in general helpful people that are out there.
But try to even formulate an advanced question, like "how should I fit this idea into my existing 200+ classes system". Even if you describe your problem in less than one page of text, there is no place to ask how to design stuff. I suspect most people just make enough mistakes to become this senior architect person who gets to say "oh yes, we did try that in the 70s, it won't work because X".
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- Piskvorrr 11y agoPerhaps that is another issue - "MYYYYY question was cloooosed, that is a MORTAL INSULT TO ME" instead of accepting that mistakes do happen, and even I make them. Did I go out to find knowledge, or did I actually want a pat on the head for being a good schoolboy who never makes a mistake? This is a (mostly subconscious) theme in most of the SO flamewars: "they are attacking me for trying to find out the Truth" vs. "I'm trying to get to the root of his question, and he's just being stubborn" (I have seen such pointless bickering from both sides; hopefully I have learned something from that?).