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by scyzoryk_xyz
1029 days ago
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The example has sort of derailed the conversation with many commenters here jumping to advise on how to solve your specific problem. Speaking to the actual question - my own observation is that the “hardness” of something is entirely subjective. We have a physics math phd in my company who sees 3D modeling as hard because it is so tedious and dependent on clicking around UI’s. Under the same roof we have a couple of 3D modellers who spend all their time clicking away and they see all the complex math and physics simulation and it’s all tedious gibberish to them. One can’t imagine doing the other job. Many people find the thing they do sort of easy. Many people make judgements about adjacent disciplines and think “I could do that”. But generally yeah - I would agree that FED is hard and in many ways comprised of layers standards and strange caveats. But they do say that’s the case for any expertise-driven domain. |
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