Software development. I'm still not very good, but I'm better than I was at the start of the year.
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2024
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I was in a thread the other day about what things make us feel stupid, and for me it was front end development. Saying it out loud made me realize that I should probably take another kick at the can, and I'm starting on React today.
Software's one of those tricky things where sometimes you never feel like you're very good at. Every thing you learn makes you realize there's more to learn, and as you become more knowledgeable sometimes you might actually feel less knowledgeable. The Imposter Syndrome kicks many a new developer's ass, so try to bear in mind that you probably know way more about software than before you started, and now you have about a year's experience to boot!
Good luck to you!
Oh no is it that time of that year already?!
Maybe I should do the things I'm planning to do all year.
Traditional wetshaving
Safety razor is the way to go! Take it slow and let the weight of the safety razor do the work. It's so much cheaper than the multi blade razors too!
Definitely. It’s also so much more enjoyable!
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I want to get better at deeply understanding people, which probably starts with getting better at listening
Hopefully my hobbies and mental health. Hopefully...
I kinda hate doing my hobbies as they were "talented" ones and just about everyone in my life was toxic competitive about it. I was seen as "good" and everyone competed with me. But then they see I'm not good and still hate me for being "better" despite being not good. So improving and unfortunately actually becoming good is just triggering now.
- Programming
- Cooking
- Sticking to a diet
- Managing finances
- Driving
- Cultural knowledge stuff
- Socializing
- Cleaning
- Lifting weights :p
- Trip/travel planning
- Cycling
- Phone repair
- Python programming
- Embedded development
And probably more. Don't sit still, do diverse stuff and you'll get a lot done. Well, we do.
Writing, I hope. I'll have more time to spend on it here in about 5 days.
Climbing and playing DnD, started both hobbies this year, love them and practice / play easily once a week.