The lion may be the king of the jungle, but if a crow sits next to him and starts telling him how to fly, you can bet that he's going to take that chance and eat the damn bird
Walking the thin line between self-depreciation and and being honest about one's limitations seems to be the best way to win a client's trust
This is my first time doing advent of code and it's so fun so far, I am using whatever technology I find most convenient to solve a problem. It feels like a puzzle rather than a normal problem being benchmarked against thousands of tests
I am not going to start learning backend stuff just because I made some cool script to handle ssh keys for me and I am not using it enough
"I find that when someone's taking time to do something right in the present, they're a perfectionist with no ability to prioritize, whereas when someone took time to do something right in the past, they're a master artisan of great foresight."
xkcd can have great quotes damn
Boss: You're doing well
Dialogue options:
* Thank him
* React with a heart emoji
* Ignore the message
I think I picked the wrong one
Devs experience more and more downtime as the scale of their projects grows.
From getting instant feedback on freecodecamp then codepen, to having to wait for all your packages to install and for your build to run while using bundles, to whatever docker's doing right now
Day 100 of #100DaysOfCode
desktop responsive portfolio wooo mosfiend.netlify.app
This is just the beginning though, what I previously failed to give 100 days of my life to, I will now give at least seven
Before learning DSA I would waste a bunch of memory to make tiny changes in Reactjs state
Now that I learned more about DSA, I finally understand that's the optimal way to do things in react
Wish I stayed more consistent with my entries to 100 days of code, but I'll move on in three days
My finished portfolio will be my final entry like the feel of each component here and I feel like it will look great when I am done
mosfiend.netlify.app
#100daysofcode day 98
I was supposed to learn more about bash scripting and coreutils, instead I can now name like 7 color themes off the top of my head
Okay all the work I've done has boosted my efficiency dramatically while getting tasks done, only downside is all I am spending all time gained swooning over how cool this workflow is
I've done a whole lot more than just ricing in the past few weeks, I got more comfortable with my terminal, got a net + boost in desktop and terminal navigation, am experimenting with vim motions, got better rebinds for my AZERTY keyboards and a lot more
this has been really educational but and maybe helped me learn more about CS than doing leetcode manically for a month did