And that's why I like to spend my time on hacker news!
I enjoy having a pretty big network of people to postulate problems at and get new areas of research when I come against a stuck problem.
I enjoy having a pretty big network of people to postulate problems at and get new areas of research when I come against a stuck problem.
People that know what they don't know are far more valuable than those that think they know everything. The first class can educate themselves when necessary to fill a gap. The second class is lost. They'll often spin in ignorance for entirety, never finding a solution to the problem, probably without ever once asking for help to someone nearby that is more knowledgeable.