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You could use Google Lens. However we're not talking about a domain she knows zero about. We're talking about her building web pages. I'm guessing she's not su
by azinman2 5y ago
You could use Google Lens.
However we're not talking about a domain she knows zero about. We're talking about her building web pages. I'm guessing she's not suggesting that you could throw at her 'build a new OS kernel that brings cryptographic signatures as a base primitive for all operations'. So the reality is she'll be able to Google for n+1 things, not n+1000.
Either way, my point is n+1 Googling isn't the same thing as learning a new skill. It's expanding your knowledge right at the periphery of what you understand.
- JohnBooty 5y agoGoogling isn't the same thing as learning a new skill. Right, agreed. Search-fu is nearly always necessary, but not equivalent or sufficient. Of course, there are exceptions. For example if you have somebody else's expertise on tap (in book form, or they're teaching a a class, or they're your best friend, etc) then no need for search-fu.