To add to what I said in another post - I have found this very difficult to apply to code. Military skills, while underestimated, virtually always have very, ve

To add to what I said in another post - I have found this very difficult to apply to code. Military skills, while underestimated, virtually always have very, very clear steps. Perhaps this is also true of specialized medicine, though probably not outside of quickly troubleshooting certain conditions (stroke) or certain common procedures (clear airway). Basically, combat medicine. In programming - good luck, literally everything you work with is new, all the time. I guess that's why FAANG tests on useless algos - it's at least something you can memorize and pretend it applies to everything. Maybe I am just using excuses, but I have never used things I wrote articles on: RxJS, Angular Route Resolvers, Modern CI/CD, Web Components - all of these things either died or I used them once in my career and even the articles themselves are useless.