GoldenMonkey

Work for any enterprise software company. And you will know coding is the easiest part of shipping software. Organizing, working with other teams, understanding the domain, coordinating. All higher level and higher order tasks than coding.

Aren't mac's more secure by default. Receive the warning using mac with h&r block 2025 installed.

AI generated content?

Why is the independence of the Federal Reserve sacrosanct? For one, they should have oversight and they should have accountability.

Not ever passing an audit of any kind. And the FED chairman spending $2.5B on renovations to an office complex. While misleading congress about the kinds of renovations.

There should be less 'independence', if it means zero accountability.

Pull-up bar and dumbbells in my bedroom. 10 minutes a day, every morning. Wall calendar, marking each day I do my exercises.

Stronger, leaner, fitter, healthier. Been doing this for years. It accumulates over time.

a better dating app. a better job matching service.

Even ML engineer jobs are hard to come by. Not sure how many job postings are real.

In my current experience, in applying to 300 jobs, I am qualified for. Leads to exactly 1 interview.

Very tough, unusual IT market.

Never seen ruby/rails at any company or startup. react seems to be the standard.

We all know this was a way for tech companies to keep wages down and replace local labor with cheaper labor.

Now instead of 500 applications for 1 interview. Maybe, jobs vs labor will return to a normal balance.

Avoid thinking of the pain of the task at hand. Imagine and focus on the reward of these tasks.

Lifting weights... imagine the stronger person you will become. Studying for that exam.. picture the career you aspire to. Avoiding that donut... imagine the healthier you.

Habit stacking helps to remind one of the task to do. To avoid the struggle of doing them, picture the desired outcome.

It is absolutely a brutal job market for all software developers. Never seen anything like the current market. Seems like there is an oversupply of H1B's and recent graduates.

If Stanford Computer Science graduates aren't landing jobs.

And even 'AI Engineer' roles are hard to come by. I'd be wary.

The demand will be for developers to be phenomenal debuggers of massive ai code bases.

Time to retire. Unless one enjoys debugging instead of coding.

No kidding. There's a lot more to software development than mindless coding.