the world is not a function of one person at a time; this cheerful cheerleading is appropriate for pre-teens, and really does work. On the other hand, this narrative plays directly into the hands of employers who seek to devalue and routinize complex tasks, delay or withhold career advancement, outsource or sub-contract, or generally jump on the current worldwide trend of firing high skill people and then re-offering lower pay jobs with constraint.

Lastly, there is no distinction here between ephemeral code like this week's JS, versus domain knowledge and abstraction like an engineer or architect.

personal take - the enthusiastic F-U sounds like stimulants talking...