> I think she needs some training on how to speak neutral without much of an accent.
> Also, I don't understand why her background behind her is so... non-professional.
You focus on very superficial details. There's a reason true geniuses don't really fit into society, they don't care about and don't have time for petty details.
When they change the world the vultures come and package it into a pretty product for the masses to throw their money at and it inevitably turns into crap. Most of the money goes into PR, HR and Chief title officers for no other reason than to satisfy the gullible masses.
I'll give an example: crypto-currencies can change the world in many ways, but the killer feature that the masses adopted was fucking NFTs... Humans are depressing.
Choose for yourself where on this journey you want to adopt a product or idea. Do you act on ideas or shiny packaging?
The outward appearance and concept of something can indicate bias or quality where there may not be any. See hype around Yeezye shoes, or Kayne's white shirt, or the utilization of netlify essentially repackaging Amazon. An idea is meaningless without the ability to act.
People ripped this comment to shreds, meanwhile the brain-swell of folks here would absolutely criticism if something was posted that showed lack of due diligence and due care. Watching the videos of this content, the videos are just scripted versions of the text in the markdown files, with no slides or auxiliary content to show value. Impressive really.
Further, I don't think anyone took my comment holistically as it sits. I fondly remember seeing a lot of developer advocates talking about Azure and how wonderful the Cloud is, but they showed a demo, their own personal PC was poorly configured and managed, and they were using incorrect taxonomy for quite a few things -- leading people down the wrong path of growth and learning. So yeah, the details that are on the shiny package matter, for sure.
> Also, I don't understand why her background behind her is so... non-professional.
You focus on very superficial details. There's a reason true geniuses don't really fit into society, they don't care about and don't have time for petty details.
When they change the world the vultures come and package it into a pretty product for the masses to throw their money at and it inevitably turns into crap. Most of the money goes into PR, HR and Chief title officers for no other reason than to satisfy the gullible masses.
I'll give an example: crypto-currencies can change the world in many ways, but the killer feature that the masses adopted was fucking NFTs... Humans are depressing.
Choose for yourself where on this journey you want to adopt a product or idea. Do you act on ideas or shiny packaging?