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@heavygweit
just realized i haven't been posting a lot of dev questions as i'm learning bc they feel "too junior" to me and i have this belief that as a cofounder i need to always position myself as an expert in the public arena (especially dev if i'm building out the interface our users will interact with) but this is a huge hindrance to my learning, as i'm cutting myself off from a fantastic resource (the farcaster /dev community) any other founders ever experience this? how did you strike the balance between learning in public but also maintaining that vibe which inspires confidence in your abilities to build/run your company?
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@samuellhuber.eth
one reason why I put in the description of /devfc that it is a safe space for asking questions. doesn't make sense if one can't just share. also generally I am now overposting since I get too much help here ;D means I sometimes should just google
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@zinger
Always here to help both publicly and privately! Remember: there are no stupid questions, everyone had the same questions at some point 3000 $DEGEN
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@ericjuta
would frame it as social media is a tool
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@samantha
I just accepted that I am stupid so I work harder to compensate and then I have integrity in my hard work 🤣 But for real, not knowing how to do a few things here and there is fine. As long as you have a strong vision and can communicate it, doesn’t matter how you get there 😊
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@spenser
i think ppl specialize in diff things so it's normal to ask noob qs about areas one doesn't know much about def feel the imposter syndrome and pressure to seem like a perfect goated founder tho, but fuck the haters and judgmental ppl
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@briang
not being afraid to look dumb is a superpower
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@anonpapi.eth
My brother in Christ it’s 2024 and most people don’t know how to consistently center a div 🫡
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@stevedylandev.eth
IMO it’s totally ok to ask questions and be open about the lack of knowledge. If you come looking for answers people will provide them, and I would say with kindness if on Farcaster :) The only mistake you can make assuming you know what you don’t know. I did this early on where I would ask questions and act like the more experienced dev didn’t know what they were talking about; I still lay awake from the shame 🫠 As far as founders go I think @kyletut does this really well. Never afraid to ask the questions and spur creative solutions. Life is a balance of rough and smooth brain people, and we need everyone in between
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Here is the thing, the people that matter are not the ones that will judge you for your amateur self learning posts. The people that matter know what you are doing is learning, and know that learning is worth gold.
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@msslammy
It’s interesting how being okay with not being the smartest person in the room can be an accelerator to a persons growth and then all the sudden it stops… 100% agree imposter syndrome can do a number on us
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@cgproducer.eth
You can use supercast and create a second account to explore experiment and engage in discussions instead of using your main account
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50 $degen
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Thank you for sharing. I am not a dev but still can relate. Did you know that by opening up like this, you make it easier for others to do the same? Being vulnerable is also leadership. It creates a culture of trust. Where personal development matters and is taken seriously. 500 $DEGEN
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