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How Confident

Imposter syndrome Dunning-kruger Overconfidence Junior developer Senior developer Workplace dynamics Vibe coding

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5 months ago 627,096 views 0 shares

How Confident

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You know that junior dev who just discovered VS Code extensions and now suddenly thinks they're Linus Torvalds? That's the vibe here. The "Vibe Coder" is out here demanding respect from the Senior Developer with the energy of someone who just learned what a for-loop does yesterday. The sheer audacity of "Look at me. I am the programmer now" after probably copy-pasting three Stack Overflow answers is chef's kiss. Meanwhile, the senior dev is just standing there, probably contemplating their life choices and wondering if it's too late to switch to farming. The confidence-to-competence ratio is absolutely off the charts, and we've all either been that person or worked with them. Spoiler alert: writing `console.log("Hello World")` doesn't make you the captain now.

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