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Hi people. I'm a software engineer with 4 years of experience, Full-Stack. Not junior, not senior. Lately with the projects I'm taking I've been pushing myself to another level and with that constantly feel like I approach the limits of what my brain can possibly process.
Sometimes I'm amazed at how I can handle those distributed systems with event-driven design, account for all the cogs and make it actually run like a Swiss clock. A year ago I couldn't imagine myself handling such complex stuff.
But there's always some task that spans wide enough in the system, some limit when my brain just goes:
"Okay F*CK this, I'm full, I cannot account for all of it anymore, it's too much info"
When it simply can't hold all the relevant inputs together.
That feeling of "too much moving parts, can't see my change through it" - how often do you experience that? How do you deal with it except schemes (in such cases they don't really help, since schemes themselves are too complex to keep in mind all at once).
Any tricks you use to expand your short-term memory/focus capacity for keeping more relevant facts at once? Especially in distributed systems with lots of async choreography/orchestration.