Woof. The fact replies to this tweet are largely "Oh, where can I get a kid" so they can get less LinkedIn action is appalling. Don't you see that's the problem?!
@kyleshevlin YES! So much this. Totally with you on this and ended up getting this keyboard https://t.co/bfReaTvDLH . There are many other complaints about this keyboard (I actually love it), but I'm 99% sure I could not have gotten over the switch of no fn key on the left.
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This is SO true. Last week was totally fine for me. This week? Kind of struggling with the new reality of food supply, supporting my family and friends, and concern for my job.
Started to get a little freaked out after my hubs said there wasn't really produce at the grocery store. My best friend went to the farmer's market, stocked up on fresh veg for us, and left it at my door. If you need any sewn or knit goods or netflix recommendations, let me know
Been there, still doing that β. Essentially if we touch a test file, we update it to @TestingLib. If we add new tests, we use Testing Library. We've also worked through updating Cypress tests with Cypress Testing Lib and it's been smooth sailing! β΅οΈ
One of the best moves we made on our dev team was to start using @PairWithTuple. It's great quality calls, intuitive ability to drive on someone else's system, and is just the best pairing tool out there. Not to mention, super nice ppl supporting it. https://t.co/HLgEssFXpP
Joining the tweet storm. Read this to figure out WHEN to start hiding out: Coronavirus: Why You Must Act Now by @tomaspueyo https://t.co/W2coRA4bBN (Spoiler alert: the answer is now. For real, stop going into the office and out in public as much as possible.)
Thanks to @cassidoo for sharing this highly entertaining and informative site https://t.co/TxKlylvCzR. Shoutout to her newsletter for the regular inclusion of such relatable content with a great sense of humor and optimism. π
@mjackson I've never lusted after documentation until I used the Usage section of @spacy_io at https://t.co/k9WL4iYxio. Runnable code, selectors for OS and package managers, and more! π
@TheAmyCode Yes! My husband and I have 0 shared accounts or credit cards, & split agreed-upon expenses (groceries, dinner out, dog bills) right down the middle via monthly reconciliation and repayment process. We split rent according to an earnings ratio. My parents do not understand π€·ββοΈ
No kids, but graphic design background here and let me tell you, understanding patterns & being able to make a large something from lots of little somethings has helped me the most in my dev career and is 100% because of my creative hobbies and experiences.
I have a friend who is the mom of a toddler and loves the idea of being a dev (esp for freedom & remote work), but feels like she is more artsy than math / analytical brained. Anyone come from a similar space and have words of encouragement? Parents with good kid/code balance?
This is really important when thinking about your own privilege. I don't think I would have ever considered a career switch or picked a totally useless (but meaningful!) college degree without this security.
having a stable childhood is a professional privilege I don't see discussed much. if you've been alone, or hungry, or afraid -- if affects you into adulthood. your life experiences feed into how resilient you are to change, how safe you feel, how much risk you can take.
Do you ever have one of those days where you decide to dig into some really basic documentation about code you use everyday and then your mind is blown by all these assumptions you had and now you know WHY things work? Yeah, that's me today.
Today I:
- Learned what a trigram is
- Made trigrams possible in my Rails/Postgres app
- Successfully fixed dupe record creation and made a better search algorithm π€―
Thankful for that cross-pollination data scientist husband of mine @pmbaumgartner
If you haven't already done this, make 2020 the year you start adding accessibility descriptions to your Twitter images. Enable it on the site in Settings > Accessibility > Compose Image Descriptions. It works great in the app too, and makes a huge difference to folks! β¨