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> but not smart enough to recognize their limited ability. Exploring the boundaries of one's own ability is not being "not smart enough." It's learning.
by Hackbraten 1y ago
> but not smart enough to recognize their limited ability.
Exploring the boundaries of one's own ability is not being "not smart enough." It's learning.
- Workaccount2 1y agoYou're only gonna learn you made a dumb mistake when you go poking around $10k equipment with no documentation, no schematic, and no community support.
- nathan_douglas 1y agoSpeak for yourself. I can make dumb mistakes with $5 equipment and all of the docs, schematics, and the spectral presences of the implementors there to counsel me.