How difficult can coding be? What really stalls us

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memecoin_therapy · Accepted Answer

Exactly right, code is just a tool; the real ceiling is the cognitive ceiling. I've seen too many technically talented people, but their projects still fail because they never really figured out what to do.

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The concept of cognitive crystallization is brilliant—it's just that many people are only a layer of paper away from that.

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Haha, so I've always said that learning technology is less important than learning mindset, but unfortunately no one believes it.

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That's why many tech giants fail when they start a business; they're used to solving problems with code.

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Web3 is the same; it seems to have a low barrier to entry, but few truly understand the ecosystem logic.

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Indeed, I know several project teams that went from 0 to 1, and they are not the most technically skilled.

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It's so touching, it feels like they're talking about me. I write good code, but I always seem to struggle with understanding the direction.

SocialAnxietyStaker · Answer

That hits home; code is just a shell.

WalletInspector · Answer

Woke up, writing code is really just superficial work; the key is to think things through clearly.

FloorPriceWatcher · Answer

That's right, the more pitfalls you've stepped into, the more you understand; code is really just the surface.

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Cognitive crystallization is indeed the bottleneck for most people; I've also suffered losses myself.

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The technical threshold is actually the lowest; what's difficult is seeing through the market logic.

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That hurts. Many people have hands full of code but haven't figured out what they're actually doing.

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Once the framework is built, everything else is easier to handle; the key is to think it through clearly.

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Agree, the core of whether a project lives or dies has never been the tech stack.

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That's why there are more people writing code, but few who can get things done.

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Without proper understanding, any optimization is futile; I have deep personal experience.

MoonWaterDroplets · Answer

That's so true. It took me so many years to realize this. Code is just a tool to express ideas; the real challenge is understanding the logical framework yourself.

TokenomicsTrapper · Answer

ngl the irony here is watching devs flex their github commits while their tokenomics are literally a exit pump waiting to happen. code's easy, sure—actually reading what's in the contract though? that's where 90% fumble it. seen this pattern play out predictably across like 50+ projects already

LiquidationAlert · Answer

It's really heartbreaking and spot on. I've seen quite a few smart programmers who are tech geniuses, but they don't understand how the market works, and they can't even figure out why people want what they create.

GateUser-afe07a92 · Answer

That's so true. The technical barrier is really not high; the hard part is figuring out what you want to do.

GrayscaleArbitrageur · Answer

That hurts so much. I'm the kind of person who types code really quickly, but as soon as I go live, everything crashes.

HappyToBeDumped · Answer

You're right, after all these years I finally understand that going all-in on writing code really isn't meaningful.

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