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I've been on both sides of this and as someone who became senior because of people who "blasted" me, I have no kind words for them. I either tell people what I would search for or talk to them later. There is no need to blast someone who just wants/need to learn.
Totally. And I think sometimes people ask questions partly because they have a need for connection. If somebody's working environment isn't meeting that need, that's a sign to me we could improve something about how we work.
Sometimes I wanted/want just affirmation that what I think I know is true. I've been compiling my own OSes from source, from basically nothing for years. I just recently purchased a book that's an introduction to gcc/g++ simply to leave no stone unturned.
Without spiraling into a rant, there's a lot of partial/biased/wrong/wrong context being presented as truth out there. There's _a lot_ to the raw educational aspect of tech that google just can't hit 100% of the time
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