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It sounds like you value "getting things done" over "improving your skills." That's not a bad thing, but its not what the article was about.
by roundsquare 15y ago
It sounds like you value "getting things done" over "improving your skills." That's not a bad thing, but its not what the article was about.
- JesseAldridge 15y agoI don't know about that. My point was that by posting to StackOverflow you can do both more efficiently. I don't see much of a point in trying to trial-and-error a problem, hunt through documentation, etc, when somebody more experienced can just tell you what to do in a few seconds. The same lesson is learned either way.
- roundsquare 15y ago"The same lesson is learned either way." Not at all. Learning how to find the solutions to a problem is very different from learning the solution to your specific issue. I'm not saying its always worth your time, but there is a different lesson learned when you find the solution yourself.