Cheers guys.

@M1sf3t the second one

@M1sf3t you get better, but you probably won't become the coding wizard you think. You still have to be a problem solver, you just get better at reading the problem.

I find this very comforting. Most days lately I feel like an absolute idiot and as if I should just give up already. It's good to know that other people struggle too.

Kyle is a great JS instructor. Check his books If you are into JS.

I always have to laugh when people proclaim themselves to be a "senior" with absolute certainty.

It's almost cute.

There's this peak after working 1-3 years as a junior, where you feel like "Fuck yes, I know everything about this shit now, I DESERVE to be called a senior".

And if you are in an interview, please use that confidence to land a good job, nothing wrong with a strong counterbalance to the imposter syndrome.

But the reality is that it's only downhill into confusion from that point on, the paradox is that a true "senior" realizes that the rabbithole keeps winding deeper into unexplored territory.

@bittersweet I suppose that this type of people call themselves senior, because they want to be paid more than before. Not because of their level of experience.

Well, that doesn't make me feel better at all!

That actually makes me feel better.
cuz no matter how much I learn I still feel like I don't know shit.

@bittersweet ”...nothing wrong with a strong counterbalance to the imposter syndrome...” 🍪😂

@M1sf3t to be honest I can understand 35% of my inline function declerations BECAUSE I use comments with things like @param

@hash-table can't wait until I know enough to answer technical questions 😅 I'm still at the "I know how to do it but I couldn't explain it to someone else" stage, haha.