Some people chase likes, shares, or comments on social media... I just chase those little GitHub squares that turn green with new activity.

This is Slack, bro. No need to formally address me every message, and definitely no need format your messages like an email. Just say what you need to say.

I thought Docker was supposed to make life easier.... Instead, it's giving me imposter syndrome all over again because I can't seem to wrap my fucking mind around it.

Fuck you, Google and your million goddamn captchas. One after fucking another, they just keep fucking coming and I can't get to whatever the fucking fuck it is I'm doing. Fuck you. I hope your children all get cancer.

I remember when I first started programming and used to be scared of classes. I was thinking about it after I wrote several today like it was nothing.

Since I have recruitment experience, I was given a stack of resumes for a back end opening. We have an incredibly complex application, so optimization is very important. Ran a lighthouse report against one candidate's personal website. 29/100 gtfo

When someone you work closely with only does development work part time, and it's never the part of the time you have questions and need them to be on Slack.

Crushed my first week at the new job. I'm not a software engineer yet, but it's a QA job with a fair amount of test automation, so lots of programming and another step toward my goal.

If Python is supposed to be so easy, why do I struggle so badly with it compared to other languages?

I suck at JavaScript. Like, I really, really am considering doing something else with my life right about now.

Why would you shame someone for a no repro when the page was clearly removed AFTER I raised the bug? Obviously if the page wasn't there before, I couldn't have reported on it!!!

#QAproblems