This, is, Spar,taaaa!

Then it is now time for setting aside some time to think what makes you happy and do self-reflecting about what makes you happy. while(true){why();}

@jccastro I think they're already in place.

@retoor Hahahaha.. ha!

@BordedDev Craaaawling iiiin my skiiiin. Hm.. 2-3 days. Not bad. It all comes down to how long you want your music.

@jestdotty Oooooo. Oooooooh. That's hawt. lol. 2 gigs. Nice. After all, you could put the genie music in that bottle!

Full week.. thought so. That's excellent to hear!

Hm, interesting.

Walkmans? I don't know, I have to think about it. Mine lasted a few years/decades, until the rubbering banding worn out and then you have to replace them. Discmans were cool too.

Yez. jestdotty iz best.

Are you sure this line is clean? I better go.

Are you sure this line is clean? I better go.

@jestdotty Morally break me down huh? Yes, that is something I can recognize in corporate, so...

@jestdotty That's gonna suck for the Seniors that are functioning as Principals but not getting pay raise for it...

floooooooood

@Lensflare Okay, well, according to a Senior I knew that told me:

- can independently build a product from scratch and fix problems without assistance

- can lead a team

- can argue about architectural decisions and make informed choices on these

- has relevant mastery in a number of popular programming languages/technologies

- can even act as a Principal

- is comfortable handling (very) complex problems

@Lensflare Seniors know.

@jestdotty I knewwwwwwwwww you would be the first to comment! High five! And... because. Because, jestdotty.

"Mike, please, 'relaxation therapist'."

It's cos them companiez liv on dahtaa.

@jestdotty o.o

@whimsical No need for comments like that.

@BordedDev Here's some more help if needed:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

https://app.codility.com/programmer...

I hope it works out!!1!1!1

@Lensflare Indeed. Always test the output, iirc.

@Lensflare In computers, nothing is truly random, if I recall correctly. Depending on the acceptance range, I would say: define one and then see if the function always lands a Bell Curve.

Yes, I've done it once. I don't want to alarm you, but it was hard - for me at least (and I failed miserably). You basically have to know your basics (mine are rusty). If I think back... it's tests in the likes of sorting algorithms.

@BordedDev Yes, I saw it mentioned that people tend to burn out when they go through interview round after round for various interviews.

@BordedDev lolol

@jestdotty Thank you for your caring reply - I appreciate it.

I'm not immediately inclined to ask strangers/competition, but I could.

Sounds very Matrix, your explanation. Mhaha. ;p Nice.

Yes, even though I don't like it, I will probably have to find an environment that matches my current skills, or find one that asks me to push through and grow faster.

@jestdotty I have.

@jestdotty Damn straight. Git, git, gear (no pun on git, just Skate3 train with coach Frank)!

@jestdotty Those things are just a piss-off and dishonest. A proper company should first work on the product and only then sell it. Respect is paramount in all areas.

I like the visual as well. I don't like having to decipher colors or indentation on a commandline.

I don't know if I confused you but git stage is quite common; it's the first status of a three-stage commit (no pun intended). First you write your changes, then you stage them, then you commit them. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-stage

Yes, that is common to find your own text dumb. First drafts are often like that. That's what I learned in English writing class as well - always revise.

@jestdotty That reminds me... git status, stage, blame, history,...