Always fun seeing one of you out in the wild

Deleting my failed CI email reports, because I don't need that kind of negativity in my life.

If you start your npm install script at exactly 11:52:04 on New Year's eve, it will finish at exactly midnight.

Start off your 2019 right.

There is nothing more broken than Travis CI

Wonder if they used Ruby on Rails for this. Badum tss.

That feel when you get the first GitHub star not from someone you know. 😎

I took you guys' advice and posted my first dev blog today. I finally understand now what people meant when they said they learned the topics they wrote about much more deeply! 😃

Anyone here work as a Data Scientist? If so would you be able to say what kind of things you get up to in an average day?

Why stress me out and make me build an entire erp system from scratch in 2 weeks because you need it asap, if you're then going to take a whole week to create a heroku account and put in the billing card?

Guys, I need some advice. I finally got a customer, and I'm trying to convince them to let me add SSL encryption, but they don't want the extra costs involved, that hosting providers tend to charge.

I don't really know of many hosting providers, as I run my own server, so I was wondering if people could recommend anyone that can let me run a nodejs backend, using mongodb?

Gonna teach someone conpletely new to programming some C#. What are some good exercises I can give them to understand general programming well?

So far I'm thinking FizzBuzz, some progressively more complex math+logic stuff and maybe fibonacci using recursion.

Wow, actually finished a personal project for once

The bigger the complexity, the bigger the rush when it works perfectly.

How can you avoid getting burned out/what can you do once you get there?

I've been feeling burnt out for the last couple of months or so, and it's really starting to affect my work+personal projects.

Anyone here a software engineer? What kind of stuff do you usually do?

I'm a full stack dev right now, but I'm studying se, and I'm curious about what I could be doing in the future.

Does anyone's productivity ever go down as they can't stop admiring the thing you're building?

Was more excited posting my first Stack Overflow question than I was losing my virginity.

No amount of code refactoring can make this hangover go away...