harry_ord

LinkdIn and your site doesn't mention you're recruiting. Some of the top results for careers search does not work either.

https://alliron.com/careers/

Concerned, in a job right now but finding something new feels tough. I've been a bit professionally isolated so don't meet up with many other programmers or really talk to any in a professional capacity at the moment.

Also trying my hand at a masters which consumes more time.

Edit: I am occasionally applying for new things. My work skills are a bit out of date (still a perl dev) which has been a problem while looking for something new before which isn't great.

Quite a bit of olive oil recently as well

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/spanish-police-seize-74....

Oh that's cool. Now I have something new to read thanks.

> But it's possible for siblings not to share any genetic material right?

Kinda but the mother always provides the mitochondria.

Most beings kinda do during pregnancy and childhood

I do my best to avoid going into something too much.

The main things I've found that burn me out is boring work, working too long and no end to the work. Usually it's enough to just leave or stop after my normal hours and do something else.

Being able to choose to do other things (even if it's stare at a wall) helped me a lot

The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England. Not sure what I'll read after. I was at a bit off a loss after reading race after technology.

If you're just hanging the exercise/stretch is often called a dead hang

I lived in a relatively old apartment block in Austria. Only time I heard my neighbours was when they did drilling. The sound outside echo'd a lot so I could hear things in the courtyard (3 floors down) and people in nearby blocks louder than my neighbours.

As a way for individuals to contribute?

First time I tried that because fixing conflicts in merge was too hard. I rebased the wrong way round.

Shared branches is a bit of a faff just due to coordinating.

Shooting from the hip, here but part of it is. Other parts are closed source from Google or some other group that doesn't share.

It really should be both. Code for more information/short hand and text so you know a little bit about why, right now since the issue may be quick to resolve.

My current job hasn't been a great experience with microservices. It's a industry where I've worked with a monolith that did a lot more but having everything split between like 17 different services makes managing anything not so fun. The other big blocker is small team and only one of us met the original staff who designed this.

My idea isn't profitable and I haven't made time to make it(even though it would be useful to me)

After reading all of the post I'm a little confused as to what's wrong with it. It looks fine for a UI bundled with a webframework. I can understand some of the comments in the thread mentioning accessibility issues due to colour/contrast(only example I saw in the comments here)

I think those tweets may still be up on a few of their twitter accounts