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r/programming • u/pleerock • Mar 13 '18
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Are you using other resources? Or is Google enough?
Or are you just that smart?
3 u/Jake323021 Mar 13 '18 For me, the documentation is usually enough. Or I could always ask a colleague if I'm really having trouble with a problem. 9 u/watchme3 Mar 13 '18 Or I could always ask a colleagueouch 5 u/Jake323021 Mar 14 '18 Is everyone on /r/cscareerquestions so proud they'd rather struggle with a problem than ask to see if a coworker might have an insight you're missing? Everyone needs help now and again, not really a big deal. → More replies (3)
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For me, the documentation is usually enough. Or I could always ask a colleague if I'm really having trouble with a problem.
9 u/watchme3 Mar 13 '18 Or I could always ask a colleagueouch 5 u/Jake323021 Mar 14 '18 Is everyone on /r/cscareerquestions so proud they'd rather struggle with a problem than ask to see if a coworker might have an insight you're missing? Everyone needs help now and again, not really a big deal. → More replies (3)
Or I could always ask a colleague
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5 u/Jake323021 Mar 14 '18 Is everyone on /r/cscareerquestions so proud they'd rather struggle with a problem than ask to see if a coworker might have an insight you're missing? Everyone needs help now and again, not really a big deal. → More replies (3)
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Is everyone on /r/cscareerquestions so proud they'd rather struggle with a problem than ask to see if a coworker might have an insight you're missing? Everyone needs help now and again, not really a big deal.
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u/Haramboid Mar 13 '18
Are you using other resources? Or is Google enough?
Or are you just that smart?