How to have success when you are chatting with live support:

- Pretend to be a girl

This is very effective, I can get lower price and good deal almost every time.

!rant

I've always wanted to son to enjoy the the same feeling I get when I'm developing. Today my son pulled up a chair next to me and started asking questions about my code, it's safe to say I got those proud dad feels.

Feels good man, feels real good.

Ui stands for "you and I" !
That means that however stupid ui is if u and I get it then it is good!
What would you say about this one?

A good programmer can get more done than 10 bad programmers, but a bad programmer's code can keep 10 good programmers busy for years.
~ Ed Weissman

Sometimes I get really annoyed when I'm with people and someone starts speaking loudly and changes a good topic :/

Me 12 hours ago: looks like a good idea to get emailed if somebody tries to break into my new server.
Me now:

Always be humble and always keep learning. No matter how good you get, there is always some better.

(While there is also IntelliJ on the PC)

Teacher : "We're going to make JAVA, please open Eclipse"

Me : *Opens IntelliJ, get weird looks from friends and explains why it's good*

Joy of being a programmer: Get good enough in a language/framework, you can make whatever the hell you want :)

There is probably no other field that allows this.

10 more days at my current job.
then: 4 weeks off to rest and get my side projects online.
then: start my new job.

life is good sometimes

Last meeting of the day was actually good. Managed to get to the point! Booking this room over and over again!

Was Good talking with him. Didn't get his name though.

So I tweet that I'm about to upgrade El Capitan to Sierra. I get a reply that with a good cup of ☕️ it's an easy exercise.

I reply "Coffee? I was hoping for something stronger", to which I get a reply: "You're not upgrading Windows". 😂

When designers get the praise for a well running app, it's like waiters and waitresses getting the tip for a very good meal.

1. Try to stay sane in startup chaos
2. Use more vacation days
3. Separate work and free time a bit more
4. Get out into nature more
5. Hire 50+ good developers & get company to 15M active end users while doing all of the above

Yup,
it's my first time that I get paid with Bitcoin on a freelance project.

It feels good :D

Php is a good language. Get over it.

1.) Start a small business
2.) Complete my game
3.) Graduate
4.) Get a good University for Masters

Not sure if this is any good but felt obligated to get it :)

Today I get off at 1pm. Because of weather conditions. I swear i love this job.

Gonna pick my baby girl from the daycare at a good time. Head home, get us some hot chocolate and learn more about Smalltalk while mom gets home.

Today is gon b a good day.

Awwww yii

Life tip: everything looks good... Until you get it 😇

1. Finish my degree
2. Get good job
3. Leave current shithole of a country
4. Marry girlfriend

When you're not funny nor miserable enough to post a good rant but you're still trying your best to get more ++ so you can get free stickers but the requirements keeps ++

I need to up my game :(

After 5 (6?) years of using laptops, i was amazed how good of a pc you can get for $300-350

Being a backed developer is like being a spy. You are only known by your failures. You will never get to know a good backed developer or a good spy.

I knew that not being good with binary would get me one day. This is not really what I had in mind.

I see a trend here.

Posts of people with good number of ++’s get more ++’s than the posts of people with less number of ++’s. Even if the post of person with good number of ++’ is just a normal conversation starter and post of person with less number of ++’s is an actual good fucking rant.

It’s not a bad thing, per se. I hope nobody gets offended. All in good spirit.

To people with good number of ++’s:
Let’s not hold back and ++ the good content of people with less number of ++’s.

To people with less number of ++’s:
Don’t hold back your thoughts. Be free. Write free. Don’t try to make your rant to look a certain way to get more ++’s. We are all here to support.

Let’s grow together and spread positivity.

Peace.

Good Windows reseller hosting plans are hard to find. These guys want to charge me $20 per year just for an extra 1gb of webspace.

Get fucked.

Aaah, good old StackOverflow..
Ask a question and get it marked as duplicate for something that didn't even solve the posters answer.. 4 years ago

Just had le first sollicitation/interview.

Went pretty good! Nice guy, very relaxed talking/environment aaand they use Linux internally so no windows for me (if I get the job)!

Although the fact that I don't plan on staying longer than a year (maybe I was too honest) wasn't a good thing to say, it was a good interview :)

Get projects from companies and let students compete to complete those projects ,
Projects could be basic , but the students would get a good chance to see what is being done in real projects what tech is used.

@NickyBones I hope you get that PHD
@F1973 I hope you get that good position in a good company you deserve
@theabbie I hope you wake up one day and realize you’re a well-respected expert in your field
@Root I hope you... ah, already bought it
@lor-inc I hope that thing was just fatigue and not a mental illness

@SortOfTested? As one guy once said “@SortOfTested got everything figured out”.

my boss asked me a few days ago to get a website responsive, i did that in like twenny minutes and today he came to me, looked at the website and give me a pat on the schoulder "good work"
some days are good days

If naming classes, methods and variables in your (not english) native language seems like a good idea, please get another job.

Today I learned a lesson from corporate survival 101.

The difference between get it done vs get it right.

Boss, manager always want to get it done, while developers always want to get it right, most of the time. If you don't listen to your boss, manager and insist get it right, will eventually cost your job. I saw many get it done code, either the dev moves to another team or already left. They avoid their own code forever.

Perhaps be a good student, not the smart student is a good way to survive. Thought????

The Humble bundle currently offers a bunch of Linux related books. Some gimp shit, and some blender shit.

The thing is, they have the Linux Programming interface by Michael Kerrisk for 30 dllrs(in total for everything)

Ladies and gents, that right there is a DAMN good deal. That book is fucking gold. Used it during Uni, didn't get to keep it. 30 bucks for a bunch of pdfs, ebook and mobi plus a book that for itself is worth more? Shiet son. It will pump up both your Linux and C chops I would tell ya that much.

I'd made that deal.

What about you Utivich, you'd made that deal?

Utivich: I'd made that deal.

I don't blame you. DAMN GOOD deal.

"A good portfolio will get you an interview. A good attitude will get you a job." - Marty Amsler

Well this looks good. Anyone know where I can get an Amaz account?

Finish my master degree
Get a good career position (I just joined my first software company)
Saves more money

That’s it for now

On Friday buy the server a new stick of ram and tell it, if you're good the entire time I'm gone, I'll install this once I get back. 😜

if you're unemployed you can't get a house in 1000 years

but hey, there's good news

if you're employed you can get a house in 100 years

Remember that time I taught a "senior" full stack developer what the HTTP PATCH verb was, DURING an interview?

Didn't get the job.

Yeah. Those were good times.

I'm starting to have some doubts about carrying around a phone in my pocket all day. What if my tender swedish meatballs get cooked by the radiation? Not good.

You know it's gonna be a good Friday when the dev team takes a work trip to the store to get beer.

Happy Friday everyone!

!rant
Convinced the boss we should move to .NETCore 5 because *future proofing*
and *security*.
Now I get to use records and can use all that fancy syntactic sugars.
Life's good.

!Rant

Hey I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for external software I should get for coding?

I've heard good things about git?
Any suggestions?

I couldn’t get a dev duck ,
So here comes Dev Spider-Man!!!
Well he’s obviously good at coding , cos you know , he works on the web 🤣

I pay over $100 per year for Apple's piece of shit developer program and the app store connect website isn't even accessible right now.

Great.

Accidentally reset my editor and got default light theme. Strangely feels good. After 5 years dark theme starting to get boring. Guys, whats happening to me? am I sick?

1. Actually focusing on developing stuff instead of learning languages.
2. Having fun instead of trying too hard.
3. Get a good job.

TLDR why do I need to be like a competitive coder just to get a good job?

Why does being very good at technical interview questions beat having a portfolio of actual apps built using technology, tools, and skills that are much more relevant to the needs of doing the actual jobs?

Seriously, HOW GOOD IS COFFEE THO

The high I get off caffeine is *incredible*

It's like, so good. AAAAND it's totally legal, safe, not frowned upon etc

Then there's the productivity boost.

I feel immortal.

Should learn not to get my hopes up.. being a good dev doesn't mean you do marketing well :'(

Working as a new employee: no wifi. No work. 10 new tools to get familiair with. 41 new people to get to know. No workstation. No desk. No signed contract.
So far so good.

I remember the days when your only problem is creating an asterisk pyramid with for loops. Unlike now when you are thinking how idiotic a user can get.
Good old days

Will there be someday a messenger on DevRant? I think it can be good to continue some discussion in private and get to know each other.

I'm 19, and I was given a $1500 scholarship to take 80 hours of Office 2016 classes. It was going to disappear if no one used it. I get to stay home for the online courses, and it doesn't count against my vacation time.

I get paid for 8 hours a day while I take each class, even though I get an hour lunch and usually get out of class an hour early.

I know 99% of Office capabilities already, but this is a good stress reliever. Life is good

Every time I get a new screen, it's good for about a few days before I realise I need another one.

How many monitors is too many?

Pic related (Dream setup?)

Yours truly is gonna get published again (probably, most likely) but has to get their shit together and write faster because deadlines.

Send good vibes plz. I've been lazy lately.

Not beeing able to get a decent haircut currently is a good excuse to finally wear my custom made baseball cap :D

I pray September is a time full of blessings and good vibes where all my homies get their pull requests merged and their Stackoverflow questions answered.

go 3 years back and change my "lets not get involved in office politics" mindset.

Apparently, the good workers who arent besties with the founders or CTO dont get recognized for any promotions.

Well, I helped a client get their website back from being redirected to a microsoft scam website. Even though the restoring process was a nightmare, it feels good to get things working like it was suppose to :)

I've got a really good UDP joke to tell you, but I don't know if you'll get it

You're a good coder when you know what to ask on stack overflow.

At least I assume so. I'll let you know if I ever get there.

Russ: "Life's barely long enough to get good at one thing"
Marty: "If that long."
Russ: "Yeah, so be careful what you get good at."

-True Detective season 1

Love the writing in season 1. Very raw and to the point.

I've got a really good UDP joke, but I don't know if you will get it...

You know the app is good when you get a new phone and install devrant before whatsapp. Devrant even auto correct to decent lol.

Fyi: galaxy s8+ rocks

Learn as many languages as you can as soon as you can, they said, it's the only way to get hired! Sure... I'll get awful at a lot instead of really good at one thing and actually be useful 😐

The Long Stone is shutting down tonight for good. Dublin people will get this thing.

!rant

Sometimes I think I am (a developer) is similar to a samurai or a yakuza. Once we get into this business, we just cannot get out of it. :?

// I am starting to get drunk. It is lucky for you guys that we have 2 hours interval. I don't expect my next post to be any good.

When you get flown to another city for a face to face interview and lunch! Would you call it a good sign?

You know, one of my worst fears as a programmer isn’t a bug, or shitty clients, it’s not even happening on my computer.

It’s when I can’t find a good playlist to listen to because the good ones I listen to way to much and I get sick of them so I get stuck with nothing and my Brain simply can’t function without a butt shaking toon!

* get a good job *
* my room==my computer lab *
* iphone + vespa + sexy jacket *
* not died in terrorism *

Management: ReactNative is great because it is faster!
Me: What else do we get from it?
Management: Facebook made it so it is good!
Me: 😑

Good:
Nothing.
Bad:
Fell into depression, didn't get out yet.

I'm using Ubuntu and heard much about Arch Linus on devRant.. what can I get good in Arch Linux if I switch?

Spend >3 days preparing a proposal to a potential client...made it a bit cheaper to get into the company...

Now I'm too cheap to be good apparently...

FUCK CLIENTS!!!

3 months to get married:
* gets another client, everything good

2 month to get married:
* lose previous client, all good, the previous client didn't pay as much as the current one

1 month to get married:
* previous client don't wanna pay for the previous month
* lost the second client

Great job 👍 debts + no fucking job

Yay! I still don't get how I did this lol
Time to practice some more! (If you've got any good tutorials or projects let me know! I need the practice lol)

Mood swings are:
When you get bored of black theme and change to light theme.

And later changing back to the good old dark theme

I'm too addicted and used to coffee...Like I can literally drink it right before going to sleep and I'll get a pretty good one. How bad is this? :|

!rant
That feeling when you get unconditional sign-off with zero defects raised during user testing and crush the performance testing on first try. Proud of my team. Feels good man

When I worked out I could get paid good money to sit on the PC all day and solve puzzles

Why is Google so bad in creating good documentations for their API ?

I send exactly what they specify and on some values I just get a 400. thanks for nothing

Did the author of core-js, get a good job yet?

System Programmer Saga

I'm an old phone operating system programmer. We had to flash ROMs every time. You Android kids don't know how good you have it. Get off my lawn!

Can anyone recommend a good cross platform way to develop GUI applications?

Looking at building an IDE for GMS-2 to add a new workflow but can't find any good GUI's...

(I want to use C# and yes i would ask on stack overflow but im more likely to get help here and not get called a dick head... Maybe)

sudo apt remove --purge 2018
sudo apt-get install 2019
pip install happiness good-code

!rant

When smaller web sweatshops try to under-quote to get your client to jump ship.

Boy, oh boy! They are in for a nasty surprise. Good luck fellas!

Is there a dev who knows a good webpage to get started with kotlin and spring?
I've searched a lot but can't really find something good. So I'd be very happy :)
Thank you

Dev goals on the 1st of January:
- learn vulkan
- get a good paying job
Dev goals on the 3rd of January:
- not getting drafted

"A good portfolio will get you an interview. A good attitude will get you a job." - Marty Amsler

Just resigned from my work at FAANG and damn it feels good.
Those golden handcuffs, damn, they are hard to get off.

Get a good paid job.
Move out with my girlfriend.
Lose weight and exercise frequently.

You might get your degrees and other shit but you'll never be good at any of this if you're not passionate

1.)
I either get way better in math, or find a good opportunity to drop out of college. Both would be equally good.

2.)
Nvidia dies the cruel death it deserves.

3.)
All DEB and RPM package-managers, get replaced by pacman.

Need to get a good job working remote so that I can move to Guatemala with my wife and have an adventure while we're still young

It’s always hard for me to get up and start coding each morning, but once I do I always feel good about the work I’m doing.

Don't get the logic where good understanding of algorithms is only needed for backend developers.

I hate having no inspiration, no good ideas and just feeling unmotivated. I have not came up with anything good in 1 year now so i just sit around rehearsing the function s i already know. If anyone has a good tip for coming up with ideas. Please let me know :)

TLDR I never get good ideas. Plz help.

When I go to luxury restaurants and I get one poot of food alongside two teaspoons of good-enough-wine.

Just had a big breakthrough on my personal project, solved a problem I've been working on and off on for the past year or two.

Feels good man! No other way I'd want to be spending my Friday night :)

Anyone else get that good feeling from solving a hard problem you're stuck on?

Is it even possible to get good enough at regular expressions where you can just write it and you don't have to search stackoverflow for one that works?

First time having Baileys and it does not taste like 17% alcohol. But it tastes good enough to get drunk before learning for exams in the next weeks

Fuck yeah!
Had my first job interview ever today!
Not gonna say it was very good but it definitely wasn't the worst!

Let's see if I get a happy reply!

any advice for a junior dev that can't get any fucking help from the senior devs? I can only in good-conscience try to solve a problem for so long before I know I'm seriously wasting my time

when I ask for help I often get "I'll get to your question in two or three days"

like damn I'm pretty stuck here guy

Get early to work and find the internet connection worse than 2g, yay, good Monday.

I can feel myself becoming more intolerant of people wasting my time and I'm in half a mind to do nothing about it.

Maybe they won't bother me if I'm not my perky self 🔪😱

I really wanna get into making Reddit bots but man, OAauth2 is really turning my head into a pretzel :(

anyone know a good tutorial?

quote: companies would never be paying you enough, they would pay you the bare minimum to get the work done, so learn to negotiate until you have good options.

Finished my first PC build! Feels good to actually finish a new years resolution lol now I just need to finish my sass framework and get through that udemy python course

they arrived here in the Netherlands today, thanks for the stickers they will get good places

Looking through a former developer's drive for their projects folder is kind of like a treasure hunt, only you don't get something good at the end of it usually.

Especially when there's a good reason they're a "former" developer.

Non-standard locations.
Behold, latest deployed code changes are uncommitted.

Alcohol, please save me.

Not having any good rants to get a stress ball. lol

It sucks so much when you want to learn and expand your skill set but can't because you cannot find any good resources.
I've been trying to get started with MVP and RxJava for android and have got nowhere yet because of unavailability of good starting codes/tutorials.
FML.

!rant

For a bunch of application redesigns that we are doing at work I am letting the other two developers in my department help with selecting the stack. Normally, we work with Java and PHP, and while they seem to enjoy php I find them concerned at the possibility of making it more Java centric.

So I compiled a list of examples of different tech stacks that are not only more modern (cuz our Java stuff is old JSP stuff) but also simple to learn and use. Mind you, the point is to make this a gradual change, not just rewrite the entire house from scratch.

the list contained examples in:
Python: django and flask

Ruby: Ruby on Rails

Java: Spring Boot

Golang: Small self made mvc framework I built, nothing fancy on it, it uses templates and shit, didn't make it api centric

Node: Express examples in both vanilla JS and TypeScript

php with Laravel.

Since we work with php most of the time as well I imagined that they would be more inclined for Laravel, but I was wrong :P they seemed to like the Node Express route and the Golang route more than anything else with Python and Django being close.

Personally I know that there is more to selecting a stack, but initial perceptions make for a lot of things in selection of the stack.

Pretty excited, if they gauge everything considered in regards to what we have and we found Golang to be a clear winner it would give them the chance to add a nice and competitive tech to their resumes.

not a rant, or anything per se, just wanted to share some stuff with y'all

Sometimes you get an app that's really good and free. And since the ads are not intrusive, you feel obliged to read them

"'It looks good' is the worst feedback you can get." - Whitney Hess

What's a good programming tool for mac book pro?

I like sublime text but I want to get other people's comments, and reference.

woah, when did amazon get a competent ui designer? seriously, did jeff bezos really cough up $20 for a good amazon design on redbubble?

~learn react enough to make a full-stack web app
~learn Flutter
~get good enough at data structures and algorithms to pass a fucking coding skills test

Newbie here, how long did it take you to get a good handle in the language you code in (that pays your bills)?

How many devs here never joined a college and now are in good place in a company or freelancing? How did you get your job?

Thought getting a mechanical keyboard would be a good choice. Now i enjoy more using my laptop for coding than my main computer, because of the headache i get. Gotta get new keyboard.

I am forced to get vaccinated, is Moderna good? I am scared shitless right now.

We should get @dfox on YouTube with the notifications because when I get a notification its instant good job dude 😀. But youtube takes like 30 min so I can get the notification

Can you recommend me any good task/time management apps. I don't get much work done lately.

not sure if is a good or bad thing but i def start to get addicted to devRant !

The sign of a good joke is when you get someone to spill their beer... (See my last rant)

Simplified about as good as I can get it.

Any Android devs with critique?

Send 500 loc for review, get "looks good!"

Send 10 loc for review, get 500 words with questions (about the reviewer's preferences).

Sigh.

Who needs sound technical knowledge to get a good job. Study economics and biology and chemistry and physics and you will get a 6 figure salary job. (Being sarcastic :3)

It sucks when you have made few good apps, but can't get paid because of visa restrictions in the US! Can only publish "free" apps... :(

After a solid month of development. My model has finally reached 94% accuracy. And it appears to still be good (without the need to retrain) as new data keeps coming in :3

Oh gawd... I was waiting for this to get this good :3

Best way for me to get unstuck is the good old pen and paper. It helps organize my train of thought(s). It's amazingly effective lol

ah stackoverflow , the good old get downvoted and voted to close with no explanation why

at least back in the day I'd at least get told why while they did that

SwiftKey made all their keyboard themes free for good! Time for us to get and apply this theme on our devices :D

Today is the day when we rip out our old deployment system and get some new blood running through the CI/CD pipelines. Wish me good luck! Please...

My whole class. They aren't that good with computers and they ask obvious questions but they get better every day and we really grew together in the past year.

It's all fun and games coding in Vala until you get an abort/segfault. Good luck with that.

First day at the new job. I think this will be good. If not, you'll get to know.

Not just dev goals.

-Stable relationship with [Redacted]
-Finish my projects
-Get new SSD
-Finally get paid for the DLR project
-Not fucking up my exams
-Finish my blacksmithing idea/project
-Play a good game that's not Destiny2
-Learn python.
-Drivers license
-Think positively for once

Where can i get good second hand servers, am planning to homelab cluster. Will appreciate any pointers ...

none yet :( but on the good side I work at a school! it only takes one student to be sick with it before we all get quarantined and sent home :P

Is there any good trusty encrypted email service with free trial i should try, i am trying to get off social media world. And just delete all my account?

The feeling when you've spent a good week working on making super new tech work with super old tech... and finally get it working.

On cloud nine ATM.

Worst dev experience: Started vim, could not escape, had to get a new computer... 😐

Just kidding, everything was good 😜

Wait.. how the fuck did Jase get @Jason username?

Does that mean @Jason left dR?

Damn fuck! Another good friend I am trying to connect left the place.

I understand the good intentions behind a client wanting to be helpful, but...

GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY.

I got to say I get a good kick out of devRant randomly crashing when I tap to view a post. It’s like a meta joke or something.

Till now,
Most viewed goal -> find/get a good job.

I've got a really good UDP joke to tell you but I don’t know if you'll get it.

I'm looking to get better at Python. Does anyone have any suggestions for good books or sites that run you through the standard library and maybe a few extras?

Tips on improving ++ to comments ratio? What do you consider a good one? What kind of a ratio is needed to get a decent job and a loving duck?

Biggest dev ambition:

Be good enough to:
1. Get featured: press or App Store
2. Win Grand Prize in Google Code-In (trip to Google HQ)
3. Win WWDC scholarship

Get a good job. I would have graduated by then.

I think I can safely unsubscribe from the /r/ProgrammerHumor subreddit. All the good ones get reposted here anyway :)

Make good connections with the engineers in the company. Persuade them to refer you for the job, if you're lucky you get to skip the interview.

It is good for someone who wants to learn. Someone who want to know what the benefit, pros and cons of the tech that they are not familiar with.

It is not good for someone who think they can get a job after they finished.

In this industry, you never stop learning.

I never get to use it on any work related projects.

Or maybe that's a good thing....

Wired's ads to subscribe cover half the page and get annoying so I use the only super power I have to get rid of it.

Good bye "paywall-bar paywall-bar--visible"

"Everything was just a wild guess. And it takes a while to get confident that you’re guessing pretty good. " - Jerry Seinfeld

So, apparently the female front-enders won't get fired even though they submit works that even doesn't meet up close to the requirements.
Management want to keep good PR.
Fuck GirlsCanCodeBullShit.

Me: What's a good DevRant post?
Them: Why not a UDP joke?
Me: But only half of them will get it.

wahooooo more good news ;) thanks guys.

ill tweet over when they get stuck down

To all the business owners, it's good to have employee's. It means you get to do their jobs besides your own too.

This is a good question... I really struggle to get my groove on. Starting is the worst. Once I'm in it though...

I have connections in a country with low wages, so I can get cheap but ok/good quality devs.

What is the best way to leverage this?

Has anyone played around with kaggle.com to get into data science?

I’m good with data, good with analytics and good with programming but I need to combine those skills and learn whatever I’m missing.

Kaggle came up and it seems to have some nice data sets and challenges to do.

Thought?

What's a good website to get tech news and help me stay up to date? I'm interning for a company and most times I get lost when they start discussing new tech I've never even heard about.

I can't get any work done from home. Not due to lack of discipline to get going, but due to lack of good coffee. In every workplace I've been at I've always brewed good coffee. And in school there is good coffee to buy cheap. But making coffee at home always taste like shit. So i procrastinate, searching for the right coffee, filter and blaming my brewer for being a piece of shit machine. I mean.. how can I possibly get work done without coffee?

There are as many "good practices" as there are developers. Everyone holds the absolute truth. (At least it’s the feeling I get, and it drives me crazy sometimes)

I can't get a good dev's opinion in any other place other than here. So, are macs really overpriced?

"Just because your ad looks good is no insurance that it will get looked at. How many people do you know who are impeccably groomed… but dull?" - Bill Bernbach

It is always good to get rid of bad blood.

Hire slowly, fire quickly, do both decisively.

Don’t get emotional. Your emotions will betray you.

✌🏼

recruiter internal to a company reaches out, I think I have a good screening call with them, get a rejection afterwards

welp

Did I? When? How good did I get? 🤣

Mom: "This makes sense. You were always good with the computers."
Dad: "Can you help get my game working on my computer."

Anyone used unreal? Keep thinking of learning it but can never get around to it. Any good guides/pointers?

To my review of 2021 ... a good lesson was learned.

I was doing so much for my company.. late night workings.. team handling.. client handline.. to name a few.. But in december they broke my heart.. Altough after little negotiation I was able to get a good package but somehow I Realized this is the time to switch.

But am at good position in my current company so I just cant go away for few pennies. I have to check for company's culture.. my tech stack.. etc too..

But I am determined to get a good job and packge with Challeging tech stack in 2022.

Hope this 2022 Bring brighter future to all of you .. Happy New year

As regular as it is, it's pretty hard to be a programmer and a pc gamer at the same time... You need a good easily portable laptop yet you want a powerful rig so you get a gaming laptop and curse yourself everytime you need to get somewhere with it cause it's fairly heavy and also curse yourself when you paid so much yet you can't play on that much of a high config...
The only good alternative is if you're rich enough to get a slim laptop and a powerful desktop at once

What are some good uses for the Raspberry Pi 3? I'm debating whether I should get one to tinker with.

When was the last time did you get a good laugh?

Finally got my Hacktoberfest care package!! Thought it'd never arrive...

Anyone know a good way to get more stickers? Or personal preference as to where to buy them?

The only good use of WhatsApp status is that you get to know people still have your number saved in their phone! 😂

Good resourced to learn to use vim? I want change from atom but every time I try I get frustrated. I only know basic vim.

I want to get into windows, mac etc. development. So what program is good for making a program like for example paint or any simple program for windows

How capable are mobile gpus? I made a small game with godot, and all of the animations are done with shaders, and i get a really good performance, but i want to try a 3d game next and not sure if throwing 3d transformations on a mobile gpur is a good idea.

Just need a bit of advice here.

Background: I'm good with backend web development. Won't say I'm really good, but yeah, I've done it quite a bit and built few sites locally.

At this point, I wanna know if I should continue learning and get really good with PHP (maybe get certifications). Or, start learning Python and try frameworks like Django or Flask. Also, this coming summer, I wanna do some kinda internship but before that I need to be good with something.

Some advice would help :D
Thanks and happy new year!

Maybe I should get a keychain rubber duck or something... I'm programming at work, at school, at dorm, at home. Might be good to have a portable solution.

Feels good when you realize you type like you speak, without thinking about the letters. Only took me a long career to get here.

Looking to get into networking and security to help with my code in general. Any of you dev have a good recommendation book wise?

Client: I would like to subcontract for this area you don't have much experience in.
Me: Alright, sounds good.
Client: Ok, so you can get that job ad up on the sites you use (Upwork / ODesk) over the weekend and we can meet again the same time next week. Sound good?
Me:

When the project is going so good, no stress, every error you encounter you fix it in a second. You are inside your timeline.... you feel happy. But if it keeps going like this, it becomes a monotony and you get boring.

Have you ever had this feeling? When everything's going good and you still get bored?

Meet up with a new client, everything looks good feature wise and planning. Then the $ hits & I get hit up the fucking ass again.

I'd love to get stickers, but first I need laptop instead of PC :D any ideas for good cheap laptop for web dev? :)

Anyone here knows a good guide on how to get the nvidia web drivers working on hackintosh high sierra, its driving me crazy!

If you want to increase your rate of progress, spend as much time as possible doing the activity you want to get better at. Volume leads to good things over time.

Finally moved into New Position in a DEV Center, feels good to get more interesting requests and challenges :)