eanthy

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by eanthy 6y ago
Already struggling to get up even for regular work > But maybe the last thing you feel like doing before work is more work. - read my mind
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by eanthy 6y ago
I've never been more relaxed too, here are some more pointers: 1. Realise you're lucky to be in this position to work from home, as opposed to medical staff and being depressed is a luxury. 2. You are not a code machine, amount of
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by eanthy 6y ago
The skill of getting a job is completely different than your profession skills. First of if you are not getting agents calling you and getting replies on applications in the most abundant industry that software development is you are doing
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by eanthy 7y ago
Basically money > people. Everyone acts like it's not gonna happen to them
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by eanthy 7y ago
People say it like it's a cold and we might as well get it instead of everything close for 2 weeks and get it over with. I don't know why UK think it's so much better and special than any other country in Europe. Only time wi
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Ask HN: What to do when company takes Covid-19 as a joke?
5 points by eanthy 7y ago|10 comments
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by eanthy 7y ago
Since when do people move to Russia to find love, more like find a gold diggie
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by eanthy 7y ago
it's among the hardest hit ones, there's a reason why more developed countries don't get it as bad
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by eanthy 7y ago
Because italian/spanish love to kiss each other as a salute and hug and all kinds of physical contact as opposed to english for example who wouldn't. Hence virus is easier to spread there.
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by eanthy 7y ago
I try to never touch my face while in public but what if your nose itches to pain and your eyes start to tear until you scratch it, then it's difficult
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by eanthy 7y ago
If you care about the amount of jobs in these fields then consider data science or potentially machine learning (which is mostly doing devopsy stuff in reality)
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by eanthy 7y ago
I am in exact same situation as you and been looking for ways to get out of it. I'm looking for answers too here so not much to suggest but my approach is to learn a different tech/role that I find interesting and try to get job t
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by eanthy 7y ago
Don't assume that being a programmer is any different. It's all up to the project/company you work in. I've had this same situation in 2 jobs as a software engineer. The worst is you could do self-learning but then you h
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by eanthy 7y ago
any place where you have self-respect and principals
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by eanthy 7y ago
Every single developer I know has some degree of ADHD. I personally don't have it as bad but I know a colleague who literally can't shut up and stop moving and bothering us all the time. Honestly If the person is not aware of thei
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by eanthy 7y ago
classic po
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by eanthy 7y ago
That was a good breakdown I give you that. Would be interesting to see how it changes in the next decade indeed.
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by eanthy 7y ago
pornhub
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by eanthy 7y ago
I guess you couldn't ask a more hippy question. The psychology behind it is that not everybody is born in a fairy tale and plenty of people have good reasons to really dislike certain aspects of life or people, simple as that.
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by eanthy 7y ago
I think the process also depends on your location. Seems like this is for US. In London, UK you can easily get noticed and start the process, but 100% of the time they give you a test to do before any interviews. The problem arises here, be
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by eanthy 7y ago
100% agree. In all my years of coding and other people I know you literally never need to implement an algorithm yourself or do anything that is already provided by a library/framework. Knowing alrogithms/data structures is only e
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by eanthy 7y ago
I agree with this too. Especially if what the company does is not of interest it's also very difficult to care about what you are doing or even improve in it. Just find another position where you fit.
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by eanthy 7y ago
people commenting these figures are way off to what you find on like Glassdoor. Can more people chip in and get more data for this.
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by eanthy 7y ago
I have experienced exactly the same and have faced a lot of recruitment nonsense over the years. In my opinion it's all a numbers game, some interviews I absolutely smash both the tech and hr part, others I fail miserably even on easy
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by eanthy 7y ago
if he is willing to start again as a junior on a lower salary when changing fields then yeah
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by eanthy 7y ago
Your first job pretty much determines in what direction your career it's going to go. If you work with tech you like then good for you. If you don't make sure you move within a team that does because your next job will be just an
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by eanthy 7y ago
so do you recommend a career in full stack rather than lets say data engineering?
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Ask HN: Should you be full stack dev or specialise further into a stack?
2 points by eanthy 7y ago|4 comments
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by eanthy 7y ago
ok
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by eanthy 7y ago
Actually impressive you managed to stay so long in a single job (5 years, 3 years etc) I can barely make 1 so imagine how depressed I have to be... If you don't have massive expenses such as rent, kids etc then take a long break and co

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