Senior dev with 18 years of experience does an AMA. First question out of the gate: "What's your actual skill level in coding?" Response: "No idea."
The longer you code, the less you know. It's like a reverse skill tree where every new framework, language update, and JavaScript library erases three things you thought you understood. After 18 years, you've seen enough paradigm shifts to realize that "expertise" is just confidently Googling things faster than junior devs.
The honesty is refreshing though. Most senior devs would've written a 3-paragraph humble-brag about their polyglot mastery. This one just said "¯\_(ツ)_/¯" and went back to copying Stack Overflow answers like the rest of us.
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