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No that’s fair. But “de”-make is going backwards. If that’s what you like that’s great more power to you but it feels opposite to what we usually do with is bui
by dark_urges 3y ago
No that’s fair. But “de”-make is going backwards. If that’s what you like that’s great more power to you but it feels opposite to what we usually do with is build new things. But I guess it could be argued he is building a new thing even though it’s an old thing on an older thing
- shepherdjerred 3y agoI think there are two points here: The first point is more-or-less: the OP should be using their talents for something "better". I don't think this is a really interesting question. Them more interesting point is: "is this project useful?" The end product likely won't directly serve some "useful" purpose, like making money or even being played by others. On the other hand, building such a thing is _likely_ going to teach the poster a large number of useful skills that will serve them for "useful" projects.
- dark_urges 3y agoI don’t think that’s why he’s making this and sharing it is just to learn stuff, but maybe I’m wrong.
- xcv123 3y agoBy your logic, why bother playing sports? Why watch TV? Why play chess? Why build model airplanes? Why should anyone have any hobbies at all? Only work, no play. This is fun for him. And it is intellectually challenging difficult work. It improves his problem solving and technical abilities but obviously he is enjoying it as a hobby.