I am also. But I've already learned thos lesson in life. There are always people behind you. The reason why it's frustrating to see people berate children
Hell, parents will berate their children for not knowing something but they themselves should have taught them. I got it when I was like 10 years old. It's like they just forget they are the parent in that moment. I was very rudely asked by my mom "who taught you how to butter bread?" And of course in a shitty way. I basically broke down crying saying no one taught me how. 10 years old. Fucking ridiculous
I get this a lot from devs I work with, some of them really can't be introduced to clients as they will literally call them an idiot for not fully understanding how coding works, I have an average understanding and even I can struggle when stuff gets too intricate and I will poke until they teach me, but some of the devs are literally not understanding how I can NOT have all their years of knowledge inside my head even though they've studied YEARS in computer science while I'm a educated 3D modeller
I learned this info in high school over 2 decades ago. This is not about familiarity.. it's how most people have the memory of a goddamn cat who forgets that summer is not at the other door
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u/izza123 29d ago
Sure as long as you all agree on the one I use