If you give a man a fish he'll have food for a meal and ask for another later.
If you teach a man to fish he'll eat for a lifetime.
If he is motivated he'll transfer those skills of discipline, patience and problem solving to other parts of his life and succeed there too.
@Segway ,
your customer service is terrible
chatbot is worse than googling
will never transfer to an agent
you never respond to emails
I DM'd you here with no response
Haven't had time to call but you think in 2 weeks you may have responded somewhere.
@Segway I have a problem with a model of yours, emailed your technical support twice with no response in a week. Not even an automated response.
What's a guy gotta do to get some technical support?
@wesbos Google maps web scraper for a friends data entry job.
Apple script to switch VPNs and vote for a friend’s business 20 times a day.
Google AppScripts for leasing reminder emails; daily special messages text to my wife, happy birthday texts
Etc.
This is my fav type of work.
@Madisonkanna I say 1 or 3 and if it’s bigger then I him and haw and then say 5 or break it up into more tickets. All arbitrary though.
I know “trajectory” and burn down or whatever are things people care about but product/project managers aren’t on the same page as devs. So it’s meaningless.
@WatchChad@prageru Service Month or Mental Health Month.
Either quit for using on yourself and help someone else. Or if you feel like a victim then go better yourself and find some help.
Hey, I'm trying to create an Electron JS app that generates a database (I've done this) and I'm trying to see if I can use Apollo and graphql with this database.
Any ideas? I haven't been able to find much.
#reactjs#electronjs#graphql#apollojs
@TechAmazing@gigadgets_ Then someone makes a hack as they run by and your baby starts following them. Then like the pied piper he takes off with 50 babies…
@JorgeSamosa@interestingaf The carbon comes from the air. Plants don’t take that much from the ground to grow, that’s why these giant pumpkin type things have so many vines and leaves.
@photonoty_codes When I was first learning I was coding everything I could all the time. Projects, side projects, personal website, ideas.
Now I am 5 years in and I don’t really code stuff outside of work. If I do it’s small and fun to solve a personal thing.
@s_adamiak Have a need for it (vested interest).
Learn what you need to accomplish the task.
Fail at making it.
Iterate.
Show it to people.
Iterate.
Repeat.