And when you have to login to the website on mobile. Fuck.

Totally get this. At my workplace we work on around 7-8 different services. And none of us are good at ALL of them. While we know a little bit of everything, we mostly specialize in 1 or 2 services.

Eventually, everyone gets to know who's good at what and whom to ask when we need something. The entire team acts like a single huge collaborative brain and I love that.

Been using a pair of $150 ATH M50Xs for a year now. Easily the best money I've spent.

I really love websites like this. Easy to read, works on any browser and screen size, gets the message across. And a lot of pros actually have websites like this.
Eg heres the website of the guy who developed curl https://daniel.haxx.se/

The redundancy here got me

Hello @World

I haven't really use ddg much. How are its search capabilities compared to google?

Hello! Welcome to devRant! 😋

https://readwrite.com/2013/09/...

https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-g...

https://youtu.be/4EOZvow1mk4

In this exact order.

@BindView you mean a big BYTE.
Ftfy.

R.I.P Cat. You will be missed.

@BindView I'm lucky to have a job that pays really well. But most others aren't.
Also, do NOT come to India. Unless you're a tourist. I'm planning to move out soon myself.

@BindView Well actually, 25k has been the standard starting pay since over ten years. Back then it was enough for a decent life. Now its barely enough.

I got a pi 3 for ₹2900 from elements14. I think that's a fairly good deal.

Well, my project was recognising license plates of vehicles entering a parking lot and logging them. Used a raspberry pi with a camera. Come to think about it now, it was really stupid. You can look at my GitHub for it.

Report everything to Airbnb asap.

Mostly reading and sleeping. I am extremely unproductive at home. Don't know why.

IoT is becoming too common as an engineering project. How about computer vision, networking, algorithms?

I cannot think of any reason why functional programming would be better. Maybe for simple stuff. Most real-world applications demand OOP. It would be extremely difficult to implement without good OO modelling.

I find it hilarious when people watch me work and are utterly confused how I'm doing things without even touching the mouse.

Very.... Times three.

Firefox has an add-on called tabtree that puts tabs on the side. Really useful when you have 50+ tabs open. I think Chromium has a similar option. The devs thought about enabling it on Chrome but then ditched the idea because "not many people would have used it".

Good luck!

Good luck! Ace it!

In this order:
C
C++
Java
* didn't code for two years *
Java
C#
Python
* graduated university *
Now mostly Python

I had made something like this.
https://github.com/shrvn-k/...
Be warned. I wrote really bad code at the time.

Mostly porn related

abstract static public private foo()

Not really. At work I have two monitors. One horizontal and the other vertical. I generally have to look at extensive log files and it's much easier on a vertical screen as it fits way more lines. Less scrolling.

Also, vertical monitors.