talking w friend about the scourge of guys who are actually very good at a lot of things but act with just a lil too much confidence when stepping outside their areas of core competence and think they still don't have to ask questions until it's too late
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oh you absolutely have to leave your comfort zone but i think when your actions have consequences on other people there's a balance to be struck between learning & fucking shit up before asking other people to clean up your messes for you
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i think in some things yes, in a lot of things if you never ask for feedback you might just do the wrong thing and actually miss the opportunity to learn stuff. also idk if we just differ in principle on this one but generally i think being an unaware asshole is bad
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yeah oops imprecise phrasing that was a reaction against the tendency in this culture to link "learn things faster" with "strictly good"
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yeah and idk i think you underestimate the degree to which my distaste for this isn't like some kneejerk antitech thing and rly borne out of personal experience? to be clear in this case i'm not even talking abt twitter shit this is like, software guys being bad at software
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