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Back to working out the solution yourself?

• lionkor 3y ago
  That's how most of my work and hobby projects go, but I hear there are people copy pasting code and refusing to read documentation. Working it out yourself is always going to be a good way, IMO
  • wink 3y ago
    I think that depends on the problem. My main use of SO is figuring out badly documented DSLs or configurations or magic annotations that have nothing to do with programming per se. I can dig into a language I don't actually know and change a value or fix a trivial bug, as long as it has variables, methods and loops. But I can't guess if @Zorpify is the magic incantation on a method that does something I don't know the name of.