@lungdart if you have kubernetes and aws experience, let's start talking after Christmas :) (almost doesn't matter where you live)

@lungdart as a blue teamer... That's not always true.

You learn. A lot.

@Floydimus that's completely valid

1. Shitty part if europe. Not priviliged.
2. I was curious about the process and if I could go there

@Floydimus
1. Europe
2. First at offer. The others before interview
3. I need to believe that the product I'm working on helps people and does not abuse them.

@Oktokolo you mention subversion and I raise you... Perforce.

I use PRs on my home project where I'm the only dev. GitHub is set up to do a series of tests on every PR. Sometimes (because I fuck up) tests are successful locally, but not in the pipeline. This way it's more convenient for me.

The perfect way to scare me: my boss saying that from tomorrow I have to code in java or js.

Dafuq I just read

Yes, nudge them. They will also nudge the hiring manager

I usually ask back if they pay me a referral. Usually they don't. So I'm not doing their job for them

Whenever browsers will support something else, I'll never write a single line of JS anymore.

@molaram I hate facebook and already rejected them multiple times. I have standards.

No 3 hour meeting can be valuable. Except if it's broken to 3 parts with 10 min breaks.

E.

I just rented a dedicated place to work (it's a friend's garage), because with my wife around, it's impossible to get shit done. But in that place I'm alone, noone bugs me and if needed I can turn off every interruption.

I catch a LOT of bugs by testing before even running the code itself and looking at the results

That is already done, it's called Zapier :)

It even fails on plan :/

Doesn't work, I've been through this... Aws sso permissionsets have ridiculous rate limits, I'm on the line with aws about this for a week now.

We're paying a ton of money for aws

Donit for slack, name it non-obvious so people will add it to their company workspace :evil-grin:

I'm not acting. I do know everything. And I'm right 99% of the time.

@kamen the email to text service has been already dismissed since push notifications became a thing :) hm. I should work on push notifications...

You left infosec people out.

If you have a good relationship with your manager, talk to them. Tell that you're really comfortable with the job, but the 40% raise if quite tempting. If they want to keep you, they will make a counter-offer. If not, then you have your answer.
Wheb I switched jobs, it was in most cases about the money. But that didn't keep me from carefully looking at where I'm going. Never regretted a switch so far.

A few years back I refused a job iffer because they wanted me to use a mac. Now I'm working at a comoany who only uses mac (me included). Though I do have my favorite set of tools, but unless what the comoany provides is useful - I don't really care. That said I'm mostly working for companies who let the team decide what they want to use, deploy, how to deploy and where to deploy.

Depends on mood. Either I introduce myself, or deny being myself :)

@EpicofGilgamesh until it fits my pocket - don't care. I rarely make a phone call and it's usually with car audio or earbuds