I like what you're saying, but in some cases (ie. the good cases) "someone smarter than me" is a euphemism for more meticulous. Save me from unrolling loops an

I like what you're saying, but in some cases (ie. the good cases) "someone smarter than me" is a euphemism for more meticulous. Save me from unrolling loops and implementing hash maps. I can do these things, I just do not want to. Of course, I've seen programmers use the term "someone smarter than me" quiet literally. I'd agree with them, because what usually happens is a horrible anti-pattern.