I think that watching Netflix's The Punisher has made me a better developer.

10/10 would binge again

This is happening to me many times.... Who else has the same!

My partner asking me about the code he's working on. This is what happens when two programmers date each other. This was more of an issue when we were both in college, but it still sometimes comes up on occasion.

The shady company that tried to interview me for a data entry job when I applied as a software developer called me. They left a message asking if I was still interested in a help desk position. Like nope and I never was. Been working at my current job as a software engineer for over a month. Try finding people who actually want the jobs you're offering!

I work in huge corporation. Got an offer for smaller company and gave 2 week notice. My corporation offered me better base salary and retention bonus to stay. I accepted (mistake) and now they are not coming back with retention bonus or salary increase. I found out they did same trick with different person. Wtf... huge corporation is doing those kind of shenanigans?

The skill of being about to sit still and get stuff done. I can't focus for the life of me.

Thoughts?

Having a new bed makes me want to sleep forever

When your partner decides right as you are able to sleep is the time to be worrying. No that freckle on your arm doesn't look like a bed bug bite. You've obviously never seen a bedbug bite. Now I have to look them up on Google to prove I'm correct. ಠ_ಠ

I kind of wish I were fat

I can't seem to focus on coding while working from home. Any tips?

I hate car shopping

Failed the first part of the CompTIA A+ and now I'm very drunk

I am creating a "Truth, Dare or Would you rather" discord bot using Python!

I'm not sure. Was considering becoming a pharmacist when I was in high school. Also was considering becoming a graphic designer. If I had enough money to just quit being a programmer today and couldn't go back to programming, maybe teaching computer science or being an artist.

I'm the guinea pig at my job for them training new people. Just got a list of steps for installing a company specific library. Already found a mistake in it :D

Which one applies on you?
1. Dark Theme
2. Light Theme
3. Using Light Theme with Sunglasses xD

Well I'm only a month and a half into my dev career so I don't really have any yet

The professor that made us use ada. This course was in 2018. Not useful to real world and also hard af. Was a great professor good at teaching and a great guy - just the course was hard as fuck and if you were struggling it was hard to find resources.

I had to go into the office just to fill out one piece of paperwork and now I'm here waiting 20 minutes for the next bus cause I just missed the one before it :/