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Tbh I feel the opposite; hobbyists have ton of time to fiddle with weird underdocumented parts, while professionals are on the clock and need to have the parts
by zokier 4y ago
Tbh I feel the opposite; hobbyists have ton of time to fiddle with weird underdocumented parts, while professionals are on the clock and need to have the parts work with their inhouse standard tools.
- rektide 4y agoAnd the capabilities here are very alluring. There's definitely a camp of casual tinkerers & makers relying on well paved cowpaths. But imo yeah, I generally think hobbyists most interesting, best, & most notable character is willingness to fiddle. There's an equal sized camp of very good very advanced programmers who come here to dabble, but dabble hard, & they make & define the space. These folks often coupled with an excitement & interest in advanced cool new systems. Which this certainly certainly is.