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Concrete examples would really help. Consider this: If someone responded with a simple "Yes", would that satisfy you? What if someone responded with a simple
by BeetleB 1y ago
Concrete examples would really help.
Consider this:
If someone responded with a simple "Yes", would that satisfy you?
What if someone responded with a simple "No"? Would that satisfy you?
Don't expect them to be forthcoming with details if you haven't provided any?
- aristofun 1y agoThis is not a leetcode problem, it's an open question :)
- BeetleB 1y agoOpen questions require more thought from your interlocutors, and they tend to prefer that you participate at the same level. Asking questions has almost no cognitive load. Answering them (especially open ended ones) have a significant amount of cognitive load. People will engage more if you are putting in the effort. Right now you have at least two comments hinting that you need to define what you are talking about. Yet you have not done that.
- aristofun 1y agoYou add zero value to the discussion yet sound very smart. Are you a politician or manager? :)