Fucking useless my company's API can't even return the fucking order ID whenever I post orders.

Tfw when you left your earphones at your parents home and you don't have any spare earphones at your own home.

Well, guess I'll just have to hear all the gossiping and whatevs in the office for the whole week

Writing a script which runs every 5 - 10 mins that runs 10 sub tasks, where each sub task sends 3 HTTP requests to my company's API and also performs at least 3 database queries.

The best part? I'm told to use PHP / Laravel to do it.

Supposed to code a new trading formula given to me by my boss into the system I'm developing, I understand the formula and know how to code it out, but the thing is

I'm so lazy to code or do anything since the last 6 hours.

What do you guys usually do to break this laziness issue?

For this week, there is this student from a high school who's joining my company to complete his job experience project for his school.

Since my company is on the cryptocurrency trading and programming side, I'm not sure what kind of task is suitable for him, and I'm afraid that some tasks might be too difficult for him.

He did mention he was interested in programming and he knows how to use HTML and CSS ( yes I know these aren't really programming languages ).

Any suggestions or ideas on what tasks to give him or teach him?

Not trying to start a debate on which editor is best.
Sorry if repeated question.

Which code editor / text editor do you guys use, and why?

Question for all senior developers / lead developers / higher ups out there.

If you were looking for a job, and this company that you applied for which specifically stated that they are looking for a senior developer on the job listing page, asks you to be a junior developer for a few months to prove yourself, would you still be interested in working for that company?

Kinda confused on why Bitstamp API stops working after a few uses on Python, but when used on PHP, there are no errors