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While I agree with you, "what a dumb question" doesn't really contribute to the discussion. In my opinion, getting your degree and teaching yourself or launchi
by bendmorris 16y ago
While I agree with you, "what a dumb question" doesn't really contribute to the discussion.
In my opinion, getting your degree and teaching yourself or launching a product show two different types of initiative. If you've done both, you should get double points.
- Locke1689 16y agoMy comment about it being a dumb question certainly contributes to the discussion: it says that I think the question is intellectually bankrupt prima facie and that I don't think questions like it should be submitted in the future. I have a standard for intellectual discussion on Hacker News and this question doesn't meet it. There may be a legitimate question hidden behind the non sequitur but if so one should ask that question, not require people to do some linguistic gymnastics to find the real question.