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It's ok to express frustration with something without having a solution to it.
by depaya 5y ago
It's ok to express frustration with something without having a solution to it.
- asow92 5y agoHow about you? What's your solution?
- VoodooJuJu 5y agoI guess it's "okay" (what isn't "okay" in this context?). But it's certainly not useful. So you've restated the problem - great. This is a good way to lead into a solution, which is the the more useful thing to discuss. So let's hear the solution.
- depaya 5y agoI don't have a solution. I don't have much knowledge of such extremely complex systems and I have no hope of coming up with a solution myself. I can see that my car is sputtering black smoke when I drive it and correctly identify that it's a problem, but I bring it to an expert for a suggestion to fix it since I don't have much knowledge in this topic either.
- asow92 5y agoFine, don't contribute to the discussion in a constructive way, but our peer are in the thread above is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29876728 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29876728
- zepto 5y agoFrustration with something is not the same as being ‘against’ that thing. If you are against it and you don’t have a solution then you are simply destructive.