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If the baby falls asleep in your arms, when he lightly wakes up middle of the night he expects to be in your arms, instead he finds he's alone in bed, and wakes up fully, panics and starts crying.
It is usually recommended to place the baby in his crib while awake, for him to fall asleep there and wake up in the same place he fell asleep in.
This is according to "sleep training", and I can testify it absolutely works (after two difficult nights where baby needs to adjust to falling asleep alone)
Must.. buy.. beanie hat
I feel I could definitely build a project myself, but I find FE to be very time consuming.
Even if you find such a role it will be chaotic and not meaningful.
The max amount they can accumulate/award is based on their own reputation.
Makes no difference. 1 bot awarding 50 points or 50 bots awarding 1 point each..
So I can do `rm -rf / | jiracli`
I smell AWS Lambda :D
Climatetech is a scheme to sound good to investors.
Companies do it mostly due to timezone and beurocratic reasons (they can't pay salary/tax abroad).
(It certainly doesn't help that agents post jobs as part-time only to lure you to apply so they can start nagging you.)
The part-time roles that are available are usually either very simple, short-term tasks, Or companies with extremely limited budgets that will under-pay you, and try to squeeze the most out of you and give you trouble with payment and hours worked.
I suggest opening a company, adding some friends, and taking up multiple contracts simultaniously.
Such a great decision. even OAuth/SSO solutions can complicate things, and why spend time on automation before you have the load to justify it?
Well done.
You want production grade code delivered on the spot? AUTOMATED TESTS?!? I wouldn't want to work for you.
I swear there isn't really a tube - you just walk to your destination underground and the train is an illusion.
Perhaps we should add Braille to our business cards besides the he/him they/them descriptors.
I find I spend my time reviewing Copilot suggestions (which are mostly wrong) rather than thinking about code and actually doing the work.
Or Ubuntu Eucalyptus?
(Neither is still with us. wonder why..)