The Universal Developer Experience

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The Universal Developer Experience

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The eternal paradox of software engineering: no matter your experience level, you're constantly convinced you're faking it. Junior devs panic because they don't know enough, while senior devs panic because they realize how much they still don't know. Meanwhile, imposter syndrome sits in the corner, chattering away like Perry the Platypus, simultaneously staring at both developers with that judgmental "I see you pretending to be competent" look. The real senior dev secret? Nobody actually knows what they're doing—we're all just better at Googling and nodding confidently during meetings.

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