I agree. Aquiring the right tools is important. As long as you remember that the tools are there to get the job done not the other way round. Preferably you ca

I agree. Aquiring the right tools is important. As long as you remember that the tools are there to get the job done not the other way round. Preferably you can do the majority of your 'technique aquisition' on someone else's time so when you are coding in your own startup (or mine) you can focus on the problem at hand. I know I've implemented things before in ways that I now realize were pointlessly clever.