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Non native speaker here. I just tried to decipher "Tell me more". Does this mean "I am seriously interested to hear more" or is it more a sarcastic "I already k
by tobltobs 10y ago
Non native speaker here. I just tried to decipher "Tell me more". Does this mean "I am seriously interested to hear more" or is it more a sarcastic "I already know that."?
- cardamomo 10y agoNot sarcastic. I want to hear more, because I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to, and I'd rather not guess. EDIT: My personal blog is not really the point of my question, though, so I'd really rather you contact me separately about that.
- tobltobs 10y agoOn your blog there is somewhere the line "My ~/project folder is full of half finished web apps ...". The knowledge of some computer languages alone isn't useful if you don't apply this knowledge somewhere. For example building stuff. But building something requires more then just knowledge of languages. So without those other knowledge your computer language experience is rather worthless for you. Also you can't really evaluate the dis-/advantages of a language when you never ship something. If you just want to automate some private stuff the above isn't true of course, but then Python and JS is sufficient anyway.