I spent way too long working on building nested dictionaries from an API response in Python the other day. While building out the data structure I completely forgot about lists... I only realized the flaw in it after reaching out to the other developer in my department for advice
It has been a blessing. We inherited the codebase which was all in C# (I'm not super familiar with it) and there was absolutely zero documentation. From what I had been told, it was all written by one person who is no longer with the company.
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"Imposters don't fail"...now I'm sure I'm not imposter :D Love this talk, thanks Pj Metz!
That hits so close to home. I always feel the most like an imposter when I'm struggling to implement something or solve a problem.
100%! Then you see someone doing the same thing easily, so you start questioning your career and life choices :D
I spent way too long working on building nested dictionaries from an API response in Python the other day. While building out the data structure I completely forgot about lists... I only realized the flaw in it after reaching out to the other developer in my department for advice
Means a lot when you have someone to rely on
It has been a blessing. We inherited the codebase which was all in C# (I'm not super familiar with it) and there was absolutely zero documentation. From what I had been told, it was all written by one person who is no longer with the company.