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"Yet, every day I run across articles here and comments that make me feel incredibly useless and inexperienced." You're 'Good' now. When you stop getting that
by justanother 12y ago
"Yet, every day I run across articles here and comments that make me feel incredibly useless and inexperienced."
You're 'Good' now. When you stop getting that feeling, you're no longer good.
- zxlk21e 12y agoMeaning, I'm better than good? Or worse (because I'm no longer challenging myself)
- justanother 12y agoYou're good now because that feeling is how discovery feels (Dunning-Kruger effect and all that). It challenges and humbles you, and sometimes makes you wonder how you'll ever catch up. As long as you feel this way, you're probably doing something right. As soon as you think you know everything, that's when you're backsliding. Just try not to compare yourself to anyone else. Even Fabrice Bellard and John Carmack don't have the exact same demands placed on them as you, and therefore won't be developing the same skillset. But by all means, respect and listen to them.
- gte910h 12y agoWhen you have that feeling, it means you know enough to recognize what you do not know. You've escaped the Dunning Kruger effect for now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect