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You are working with a broader toolbox than your coworkers. It's like if I ask a carpenter how to attach two boards together and they send me some instructions
by jacobolus 9y ago
You are working with a broader toolbox than your coworkers. It's like if I ask a carpenter how to attach two boards together and they send me some instructions for making a fancy blind dovetail joint... doesn't do me any good because I don't know the basics or own the necessary basic tools. I would be better off with some nails and a hammer.
But that doesn't mean your tool is bad or too 'hard to use'.