It's funny how right he is. Reading all these articles thinking you're learning all sorts of great useful things when really they leave out the most important p

It's funny how right he is. Reading all these articles thinking you're learning all sorts of great useful things when really they leave out the most important parts. Then you go about trying to implement the things you read and you're left scratching your head wondering why things didn't work out like how the blog post said it would. By the way, not sure if someone has ever said this before, the author could totally be a stand-in for Philip Seymour Hoffman.