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> They try most fringe/new technology, ... I would have thought that in area like IT where everything gets reinvented every decade (or less) a master programme
by tobltobs 10y ago
> They try most fringe/new technology, ...
I would have thought that in area like IT where everything gets reinvented every decade (or less) a master programmer wouldn't have to look at the details to assess a "new" technology.
- vessenes 10y agoI'm no master, but I am middle aged. I like to learn at least one new technology a year; I always learn something from working hands on that I might not have understood just from ideating about it.
- tomc1985 10y agoAgreed; too much commitment. I hate 'trying everything' because I never feel good at anything, and more often than not "new technologies" in this scene are just someone else's old ideas, rehashed and made more complicated. Mastery requires focus.