I think my debugging skills are not that good, as i have recently started working with peers and i notice that i go blank on how to proceed to tackle some problems, i directly go to google thinking of getting solutions to same, as i fear i won't be able to deliver the task on time, how to improve writing good code and debugging, some say practice, but even with practice i feel someone else comes up with better approach than me while writing better code, i feel very inferior about it.
Feeling somewhat same, consuming some libraries and placing the code at right place, not that its bad but not really doing problem solving apart from writing conventional business logic in code
I can really resonate with you, having the same thought process on working and dedicating time to own problems in tech after achieving financial independence,but not sure how it is going to go. Day job makes me tired and not sure how motivated i will be after achieving certain amount of money targeted to solve problems what i want.
Thanks! By the way if we are talking about people who got a hold of the problem Brin and Dalio are the first who did mention it in a public way but I am sure there are others.
Similarly I have to stress that what is happening with Musk right now is not normal, those are the type of exagerations and grotesque situations which happen when the stagflation and stasis is really inflicting its toll.
Richest man in the world can't be the CEO of a company on the constant edge of going under. In a world were everybody takes risks, the public would have not been captured by the rarity of such all-in endevours and the stock would have never propelled to 800B
