parmesan

Well, you collect more and more tools to simplify your life and solve repetitive tasks during years of usage. Sooner or later it's going to be a looong list of utilities.

I freelanced for a while in Australia, it was a wonderful time. Worked at a startup, and a larger app agency. The pay was WAY better than here in Sweden, also the much lower taxes did wonders for my economy.

I had a great plan, just got a temporary working visa, booked a flight and a crappy inn in the middle of Sydney. A week after me and my partner arrived at Sydney I started looking for some short 1-3 months contracts and got a few (20+) opportunities. I did a couple of interviews and found a nice startup that had a good vibe, and that wasn't _cheap_. Did a little bit of work, a lot of travelling and had a great time throughout.

I'd say go for it, the worst thing that can happen is that you go back home with the feeling that you appreciate your home a LOT more!

I switched back to Sublime after a while, Atom was so slow to start, at least when I first tried it out in ~2014 (2015?). Sublime loads in like 100ms on all my machines.

I'm also the vim kind tho, but when I browse large datasets and dumps I use Sublime.

Generally I think you're right, but tbh you don't need to be a MIT class A mathematician physician master to become a great systems engineer. Scala, Rust, Kotlin etc has (to me) the same learning curve as Java and I think most system devs will be able to adopt the languages if they wish to do so.

Indeed, first thing alert the devs and let them sort it out..

I like this one: http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=...

"[...] approaches for preventing an accidental termination of a phone call session.". The patent actually covers the event of when a user:

1) is in a call

2) taps dismiss

3) phone decide to dismiss or continue because [wildcard] reason.

So the functionality in my Samsung that "decide" whether to ignore or continue when I tap dismiss with my chin is patented, cool.