Do something that almost will kill you, at least twice a year. Something that if you fail it will be epic and if you succeed, it will be epic. To hope for opportunity is to leave your life to chance.
every architecture diagram is just a set of trade-offs tbh. Just design the trade-offs you can justify because lol, every decision solves one problem while potentially introducing another.
don’t tell me “there’s other fish in the sea” those fishes don’t do what my fish does, they don’t even look like my fish. my fish swims a little different, kinda sideways, a little autistic. i like that fish. i want that fish
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i think it's very important to identify the part you played in your own suffering, and commit to being better. if not, you'll spend your entire life being a victim.
I agree. Coding has been solved, but don’t listen to all the doomer talk on leaving coding. Coding has been solved (I.e the act of converting English to code (tbf, it’s was already on its way to being solved before LLMs)) but software engineering is far from solved. There is objectively more software in the world than “crud in front of db” apps. As long as there is a need for more complex software. Software engineering hasn’t been solved, it’s just more efficient.