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It seems to me that while it's foolish to assume we can always improve on something, it's not at all foolish to try to do better (even if the attempts don't suc
by bigstrat2003 3y ago
It seems to me that while it's foolish to assume we can always improve on something, it's not at all foolish to try to do better (even if the attempts don't succeed). Asking "can we do better than this?" and trying to find a better way is a prerequisite for progress, after all.
- patrulek 3y agoAnd trying to improve something will often result in improving ourselves (by learning).
- bigstrat2003 3y agoYeah, that's very true! Honestly, a lot of programming projects I've done are never going to be of use to anyone (even myself). But I learned from all of them, even the ones which went nowhere. That is valuable in itself.