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A good craftman will find the correct and 'fancyful' exercises, according to the class, the student, the time...

If you're telling a craftman to ignore their craft, then you're falling on deaf ears.

Yes, craftman tend to know their tools inside-out; but they're not limited to only one.

This is not what a Japanese swordsmith or any craftman does, they obsess over the end result, polishing it until it reaches perfection.

It's not a typeset document, anyway, it's made by some craftman and/or artist as tiles, and this is the placement that he picked.

That is merely a telos in the mind of the craftman, and this telos is what that determined the form he would give the artifact.

Is that really how a craftman masters their craft?

You can scale it up, but by that point you need much more than a craftman to maintain a business and keep up with a minimum wage lifestyle.

Or a craftman, as you deferred to ealier.

Amen - As a SWE and i've come to realize that no one pays for me to treat code as craftman quality so I don't.

It's simple to see the difference between a craftman's output and an engineer's: the application of scientific principles to achieve an output we can be much more confident in.

Otherwise you have become a skilled craftman (also good!) or are stuck, but at least in my case it was obvious when I was actually stuck and not improving.

How to know when you are "a skilled craftman"?

The craftman speaks directly: "I need 8 valves to make a V8".

I always interpreted it as "a good craftman understands fundamentals".

"How did you gain this confidence to take the first step from being a tinkerer to being a skilled craftman?" By completing stuff.

Your experience with Craftman, especially within a crowded market, showcases the importance of pursuing your passion and adding unique value.