32 karma · joined April 26, 2021
Psychology: attachment styles, soft skills, how to connect better to other people
Backend + Devops: Asp.net Core, Go, Github CI/CD, Docker
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- Youtube Premium: I travel a lot, often by plane, so downloading songs and videos, often tech-related ones, is a nice thing to have.
- Spotify: Same.
- ChatGPT: I'm still learning a lot about coding and programming, just started to dive into ASP.NET, it helps me a lot.
- Google Photos: I take a lot of pictures, also I like to share them with my friends. In addition, the rediscover aka "look back to this memory" function is lovely.
- Netflix: Also to download movies/series, helps me a lot during travelling.
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I like it, and I don't want to go back to Chrome.
I managed to get 9 correct answers in a line by just randomly pressing "y" and "n", I'm so proud of myself.
So, what do you think about it?
Also, I've been a solo programmer my whole life, because basically all of my programmer friends are like "why code after 5pm?". They just do their 9-5 jobs and that's all, they're satisfied. Which is okay! Just for someone like me, who loves to code, build stuff and discover new technologies, it's sad, because I can't partner up with others to build more complex stuff and to exploit our full potential.
About me: currently I'm a mid-level frontend dev, and I'm trying to move from frontend to backend/devops/cloud, not sure exactly where, but definitely away from frontend.
So if you'd like to have a programmer buddy to discuss tech-related stuff, or to build fun things together, feel free to reach me out, I love programming and I want to level up and I think it's almost impossible alone.
At least, for me, it's a bigger problem than my phone.
I wanted to move to Denmark from an East-European country, in the hope of a better life. So, I enrolled at a university here (at a "famous" one though), so I could be accommodated in a dormitory where I pay half of what I'd pay in a rent. I also can network at the university, but to be honest, it's not going that well as I planned, I think because I'm a really introverted person and I'm getting only well with other people from my country.
So, being enrolled at a university in Denmark, I also get SU (scholarship) from the government, and for it I only have to work 12 hours a week and that's all! That's a big help. Because of this, Danish companies are open for the cheap, part-time workers so it's easy to get a part-time job, where you still get paid moderately well. With the scholarship, it's a pretty good deal.