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There's a hidden benefit to taking it too far. If you annoy someone with your constant simple questions, they will finally determine that asking you to solve th
by peterwwillis 9y ago
There's a hidden benefit to taking it too far. If you annoy someone with your constant simple questions, they will finally determine that asking you to solve their problems for them will take too long, and they'll try to solve it themselves. Or they'll ask someone else. Either way it's one less annoying student :)
- anonacct37 9y agoI have to deploy this method with internal customers. I call it either proof-of-work or back pressure.