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I'd say stop worrying about the technology you use and start worrying about the question you're trying to answer and problems you're trying to solve. > Program
by tfgg 11y ago
I'd say stop worrying about the technology you use and start worrying about the question you're trying to answer and problems you're trying to solve.
> Programmers should really take a leaf from the Mathematics & Sciences. In those subjects they are endlessly looking for new solutions and then crediting or discrediting each other, in a logical manner with the use of facts, calculations, proofs and actual data. Not gut feelings, random beliefs and twitter debates!
This problem is worse in the sciences, there are even more 'schools of thought' and people stuck in certain modes of thinking. "Science advances one funeral at a time" is a well-known quote for a reason.
That all said, yes, go explore new technology, try it out, do what you enjoy, I find it's only ever been beneficial :)
- progrocks9 11y agoTotally agree. The motivation for learning a tool starts trying to solve a related problem. In me case I want to explore which programing languages are more relevant today so I made a little experiment at nkittsteiner.github.io for measure more popular languages but without the context of the problem we are trying to solve it's irrelevant
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