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Dunning-Kruger effect seems like a weird accusation to throw here. The whole basis of it is "a false sense of superiority", but the author is clearly willing to
by vitno 6y ago
Dunning-Kruger effect seems like a weird accusation to throw here. The whole basis of it is "a false sense of superiority", but the author is clearly willing to engage on this issue.
I think a better way of terming this would be that you have concern the the author might not have enough domain expertise, which is very different than being incompetent.
This gives me pause that Maud isn't right for a production system at this time, but is that so surprising for a 0.11 library?
- lucideer 6y agoI suppose one does gain good experience and knowledge if one is receptive to feedback during the developing & maturing of a software project, so that is positive. I guess what I was more getting at was the thought process that goes "I'm going to develop and release a library in X domain", when ones knowledge of said domain is low. And then launching said library before one has really gained a lot of knowledge of that domain.