Is reading books just a vay to multiple your questions and feel double stupid?

@M1sf3t the book is perfect!
I'm just kinda freak that I ask so many questions

@R1100
That's fine and quite natural.
It seems you're reading the right books.

From a certain break even point, you'll have gathered enough knowledge to answer your questions coming up by new readings.

Then, you'll either have to explain your solutions to your clients / surroundings or delegate to experts of your field.

At least, that's how it comes to me.

That's normal. Answer them from the internet if you can, read more if you can't. Traditionally this is how learning worked. (Except you'd ask a professor instead of google)

The more you know, the better you know how much you don't know.

If you're talking about the "Rust Book" then I feel you

@dmonkey what is it about?

It's the book of the Rust language. I don't liked it when I read it (some months ago, maybe they updated it)

@dmonkey seems like a debugging challenge

That makes me think.
Depends on what kind of book you're reading, obviously.

But admittedly, I do feel stupid sometimes when reading books.
It sucks
And it's a thing

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