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erica
@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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m00npapi🎩q/dau
@m00npapi.eth
My brother in Christ it’s 2024 and most people don’t know how to consistently center a div 🫡
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erica
@heavygweit
not on farcaster @m00npapi.eth 😭 imposter syndrome is real here ok ok
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m00npapi🎩q/dau
@m00npapi.eth
Haha and any devs who actually have chops actually love to help others!!! Web3 > web2 cause you don’t have a 10 year disgruntled senior who will roast you for not knowing stuff (yet)
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erica
@heavygweit
haha that's true fair fair i started off my tech career in web2 and one of my managers punished me soooo hard and was so rude when i asked questions so ya a light touch of ✨fear✨
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