Being proud of the fact that you don’t understand the code that you’re using is such a fascinating concept to me…
4 days ago
hansololz OP
Delivering impact is the most important thing that you need to worry about. You are losing sight at what is actually important. It is not a requirement for you to understand the stuff built by other teams at your company. I'm a backend engineer, for personal projects, sometime I just need a website for my server. Understanding typescript doesn't add anything to my skill set that would help me get a better job.
Your manager: Why didn't you deliver on this OKR.
You: Ah, I need to understand the code of the libraries I'm using. It is not enough that I just use it.
Your manager: PIP time for you.
PS EDIT: Claude code can generate a pretty decent website in minutes, it only costs $20/month, and it'll do it without attitude. You can't say the same thing for a bootcamp grad.
3 days ago
RiceBroad4552
:s:
ROFL!
Someone who doesn't understand shit has a superiority complex…
Being proud of the fact that you don’t understand the code that you’re using is such a fascinating concept to me…
Delivering impact is the most important thing that you need to worry about. You are losing sight at what is actually important. It is not a requirement for you to understand the stuff built by other teams at your company. I'm a backend engineer, for personal projects, sometime I just need a website for my server. Understanding typescript doesn't add anything to my skill set that would help me get a better job.
Your manager: Why didn't you deliver on this OKR.
You: Ah, I need to understand the code of the libraries I'm using. It is not enough that I just use it.
Your manager: PIP time for you.
PS EDIT: Claude code can generate a pretty decent website in minutes, it only costs $20/month, and it'll do it without attitude. You can't say the same thing for a bootcamp grad.
ROFL!
Someone who doesn't understand shit has a superiority complex…
These Dunning–Kruger victims are so funny! 🤣