Yes, one theme being people being sanctimonious and echoing the advice I already gave: "but as far as health goes, get to a psychiatrist immediately"
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If you'd provided the details to begin with I would have been able to say something more targeted to your specific situation than just 'better lifestyle'. But that's one thing it sounded like you might need based on what you'd said at that point.
> What details could you possibly want that he hasn't provided yet?
The ones he provided after I asked him for more details. Are you even reading the thread? Did you not notice that he provided them after I asked for them?
> Is this exchange really all you can offer to people in need?
No, other people have different problems. But at least I'm trying to help which is more than can be said about you.
Obviously not, or I wouldn't have asked. And then you go on to mention the details that I asked about...
> There's no need to get sanctimonious to someone who's already down.
I was asking for real details, since with the level of issues you seem to have, it seems like you need to do more than just put bandaids on things. Asking for real details when you come here with a serious problem isn't 'being sanctimonious'.
> First I want to apologize for only replying to a comment like this.
If anyone's been sanctimonious, it's you.
> Does anyone have suggestions?
Develop much better lifestyle habits. It's hard to say much else since you're hiding all real detail from us.
As someone who's proficient in multiple languages, I've never had issues switching between 2 languages. Am I missing something?
Why would you want to do that? That's less succinct than foo(item1). What are you really asking?
That's certainly a large part of it, and probably a large part of why no one likes maintenance.
You also have more managers, who get where they are in no small part by avoiding risk, who can derail re-writes in favor of more patching of things, possibly leading to more long term code problems.