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What would you recommend someone read instead?

• ldjkfkdsjnv 3y ago
  Better to understand the bounds of whats currently possible. And then recognize when that changes. Much more economically valuable
  • probablynish 3y ago
    Do you think there's a better way to do this than spending some time playing around with the latest releases of different tools?
  • trace_id 3y ago
    Even better: change the bounds of whats possible ;)
    • mindcrime 3y ago
      > Even better: change the bounds of whats possible ;) ... which will be easier it you have a solid grasp of the foundations of the field. If you only ever focus on the "latest shiny" you'll be lost and left floundering when the landscape changes out from underneath you.