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Thanks for the article. I do feel like engineers who put themselves out there and engage on HN, Github, Chat groups, etc, get "polished" and get better as engi
by devmunchies 4y ago
Thanks for the article.
I do feel like engineers who put themselves out there and engage on HN, Github, Chat groups, etc, get "polished" and get better as engineers, assuming that association in these forums causes them to read more code or think about paradigms.
If "silent" are mostly keeping to themselves, they might have some of their own innovations independent from mainstream engineering, but lack common knowledge, which can be accounted for by reading a lot of programming books, release notes, docs, etc.
Unrelated, some unsolicited feedback for bloggers, I like to click on images to zoom in (quicker than ctrl+equal 5 times). So at the very least please wrap the images in a link to the image src. a humble request.
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agoIt's possible to read on the internet without engaging in arguments.
- devmunchies 4y agoI know :). That's why I was unambiguously grateful for the article and polite in my humble request.
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agoI was responding to the idea that the silent majority lacks common knowledge by default.
- kixiQu 4y ago> Unrelated, some unsolicited feedback for bloggers, I like to click on images to zoom in (quicker than ctrl+equal 5 times). So at the very least please wrap the images in a link to the image src. a humble request. I suggest using a TamperMonkey script to accomplish this on your end; outside of thumbnail galleries, it runs against common expectations, so you'll have better luck taking control yourself.