Fuck Eclipse

Hey guys, I'm have just started a job (been 3 months). I am made to do a lot of front end stuff. Even though I don't like front end, I am still doing it because I get to learn about react and redux. The pay is good. However, I feel like this isn't the place for me because I don't like the domain in which this tech is being used. I am getting a job offer at a startup wherein I can dive into anything, be it ML, Full Stack development, and so on. However, the pay might not be so good. Do you think I should switch?
P.S. I'm a fresher.

Got a job as a fresher, had no idea what work I'll have to do.

Was given the task to fix some bugs that had creeped in due to update of some UI framework.

Having absolute no idea of front end, I started the task.

Have spent the entire last week looking through CSS, HTML, Javascript.

Have come to the decision of quitting the job.

Life is too short to be lived this way.

You want a good rant?
Here have a look at this -
http://motherfuckingwebsite.com

Fuck Facebook and its "BSD + patents" license. That is not how open source works and should never have to.

Just got into a company as a fresher. Have never liked doing frontend (no offence). They are making me do frontend. Now, I'll forever bear the tag of a frontend developer. Can't quit due to money issues. Don't know where life will take me.

Work from home with my family on things I love.

Hey @dfox! Wouldn't it be good to have a way to search for rants, be it using tags, user or content?

The moment when you are so engrossed in your work that you forget that your earphones have not been playing any music for a while.

PyCharm

Friend (Computer Science student) - Dual boot my Windows 10 with Ubuntu
Me - I will, but chances are something bad may happen. Mostly it does not. I advise you to backup everything first.
Friend - But I don't even have an external hard drive.
Me - So what do you want me to do?
Friend - Forget it. I'll figure how to do my work in Windows
Me - But how else are you going to learn?
Friend - Ain't nobody got time for that!

Who, after switching to Linux, started naming their files and folders without spaces?

Say no when the situation calls for it.

Ability to fix all issues encountered while working with Linux based distributions.

I hate eclipse. Just hate it. From the core of my heart, I sincerely hate it.

Sometimes I hate coding just for the reason that my mind somehow finds a way to continue doing it in dreams.

How many of you do competitive coding?

My friend asked me, "What's the equivalent of 'sudo' in Windows' command prompt?". What reply do you think I should have given? (sarcasm is welcome)