[nurettin]

> No one is impressed if you write some meta magic one-liner.

I am very impressed if they can express the entire algorithm succinctly with a one liner. That's the kind of abstraction every piece of code should strive for and be shamed to the ground if they haven't.

> I would rather be more impressed if I can read your code and form a mental image on how many paths your code takes to achieve an outcome in a single sitting, instead of pinging you for a quick call to explain yourself.

Does this mean you're impressed by the ability to read go's if spaghetti?

[potato-peeler]

> if they can express the entire algorithm succinctly with a one liner > That's the kind of abstraction every piece of code should strive for and be shamed to the ground if they haven

This obsession with one liners is inversely proportional to professional experience.

[nurettin]

> This obsession with one liners is inversely proportional to professional experience.

Yes, I see this sentiment on every billboard. It is a sign of mediocrity.