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by m0dc
4005 days ago
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Memorizing documentation and obscure bash tricks is the last thing a developer should be expected to do. Even reading the documentation (in its 'raw' form) can sometimes be harmful, because you miss out on the contextual information that a search engine provides. Especially if you're new to a language or domain, it's easy to fall victim to the XY problem [0] - you comb the docs trying to implement your perceived solution, when a simple Google search or Stack Overflow answer would give you the solution you're really looking for in seconds. If something is important to you, you'll absorb it over time anyways. [0] http://www.perlmonks.org/?node=XY+Problem |
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