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If you're generally interested you would benefit a lot more from reading about the old stuff that everyone knows.
by whatshisface 4y ago
If you're generally interested you would benefit a lot more from reading about the old stuff that everyone knows.
- 3pt14159 4y agoThis is kinda what I'm getting at with my original, downvoted post. It's a giant forest of tiny little details that scientists talk about. There is nothing close to the "we're all on the same(ish) page" that software developers have. The example I went with was one I had some partial familiarity with as a former structural engineer, but ever that I found boring, let alone what type of enzyme a specific frog in the amazon uses to evade the poisons of a given snake. The graph is too large for science to have any sort of meaningful discussion these days.