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If you had put just half as much effort into articulating exactly what you did and didn't understand as you have in bashing me, then there might have been a dis

If you had put just half as much effort into articulating exactly what you did and didn't understand as you have in bashing me, then there might have been a discussion. Rather than lecturing me on how to participate in the community, you should perhaps reflect on how you yourself come across.

da39a3ee 3y ago
I was genuinely interested in this topic. I'm pretty disappointed that my straightforward request > Could someone explain the problem being addressed, and the solution, please? generated such a silly meta-conversation instead of a conversation about the technical matter at hand, and that the only person who responded to it was someone who was incapable of explaining technical concepts.
- grumpyprole 3y ago
  > the only person who responded to it was someone who was incapable of explaining technical concepts More childish insults. You know absolutely nothing about me. At least I have contributed something in this thread. Again, reflect on your own behaviour and why you didn't get the outcome you wanted.
  - da39a3ee 3y ago
    I know that this is how you communicate with people: > That should be enough information for you to find out the details yourself. I suggest you take a look at the MicroPython web site. So, I infer that you are patronizing, arrogant, and high-handed.
da39a3ee 3y ago
> If you had put just half as much effort into articulating exactly what you did and didn't understand That's one of the several things you don't understand. My question > Could someone explain the problem being addressed, and the solution, please? was clear and polite. The fact that you didn't understand it reflects poorly on you. The fact that, given that you didn't understand it, you still chose to make noise reflects even more poorly on you.
- grumpyprole 3y ago
  > was clear and polite It was a short open-ended question with no additional context. That is not a clear requirement for an answer. Did you even read the README? Do you know anything about Haskell or embedded systems? You wrote a single sentence then complained when I wrote just a few sentences back. That wasn't polite, so my subsequent response wasn't either.

da39a3ee 3y ago

I was genuinely interested in this topic. I'm pretty disappointed that my straightforward request > Could someone explain the problem being addressed, and the solution, please? generated such a silly meta-conversation instead of a conversation about the technical matter at hand, and that the only person who responded to it was someone who was incapable of explaining technical concepts.

grumpyprole 3y ago
> the only person who responded to it was someone who was incapable of explaining technical concepts More childish insults. You know absolutely nothing about me. At least I have contributed something in this thread. Again, reflect on your own behaviour and why you didn't get the outcome you wanted.
- da39a3ee 3y ago
  I know that this is how you communicate with people: > That should be enough information for you to find out the details yourself. I suggest you take a look at the MicroPython web site. So, I infer that you are patronizing, arrogant, and high-handed.

da39a3ee 3y ago

> If you had put just half as much effort into articulating exactly what you did and didn't understand That's one of the several things you don't understand. My question > Could someone explain the problem being addressed, and the solution, please? was clear and polite. The fact that you didn't understand it reflects poorly on you. The fact that, given that you didn't understand it, you still chose to make noise reflects even more poorly on you.

grumpyprole 3y ago
> was clear and polite It was a short open-ended question with no additional context. That is not a clear requirement for an answer. Did you even read the README? Do you know anything about Haskell or embedded systems? You wrote a single sentence then complained when I wrote just a few sentences back. That wasn't polite, so my subsequent response wasn't either.