Re: Learning a new language every year can be dangerous.

--- In [email protected], Glen Pfeiffer <glen@...> wrote:
>
> On 04/11/2008 11:16 AM, DanHinojosa wrote:
> > Just to reiterate, I just wanted to know the culture of DI in 
> > C++, not the technical information of DI in C++ although I 
> > don't mind the information.  So I set up my question the way I 
> > wanted it conveyed.
> >
> You "set up [your] question up the way [you] wanted it conveyed", 
> based upon the way you would interpret it. And your 
> interpretation is based on your assumptions. Different 
> experiences and knowledge mean different assumptions. You were 
> not wrong, nor were they necessarily wrong.

Sure, but the poster that called me 'smart-ass' in my opinion was
wrong.  It's fine that I wrong about assuming that DI was used in C++.
 There is nothing wrong about the other posters who either had an
answer or didn't know what DI was.  

> 
> If you did not get the results you wanted, what should you do? 

Sure.  My original post was about how some people are going to be
jerks.  That's all. ;)

> Defend your position, do the same thing next time, and hope that 
> by telling them (and everyone else) that they misunderstood you 
> they will never misunderstand you again? Or, learn something from 
> it and try something different next time, even though you weren't 
> wrong?
> 
Exactly! ;)  You're preaching to the choir, but definitely thanks for
your insight.