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Uh that's entirely wrong. If you don't even know the tools available to the state-of-the-art, then how can you begin to build new things? For example, in crypt
by Ar-Curunir 6y ago
Uh that's entirely wrong. If you don't even know the tools available to the state-of-the-art, then how can you begin to build new things?
For example, in cryptography, if you don't know know about basic things like elliptic curves and hash functions, how are you going to solve any big problem?
- username90 6y agoBitcoin is probably an example of this. I really doubt its creator knew about the state of the art in the field, yet he still created the state of the art in the field. But yes, you are unlikely to do state of the art math without extensive education. However most other fields aren't like that, software engineering included.