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I noticed this problem too. Teams can fail because of lack of empathy and emotional maturity. This is a much harder problem that doesn't have any simple solution.

To get a similarly paying job soon without changing location.

If you don't mind me asking, what did you learn?

I remember reading in Nikolai Tesla's biography how he didn't fit in the "way of Americans" feeling alienated and how his "correspondence" with women in USA felt odd.

It's not always about fitting into broader society. Tesla fit into a small niche of people who were into the same things. That's very similar to Shannon's story.

I don't have a LinkedIn account and I could read it.

> where people invest because they are confident someone after them will buy it

That's stock market.

Could it be prevented through regular updates?

Is it possible to have a side income while having a full time Software Engineering job in California?

You face the same problems though. Bad codes are hard to debug and a simple mistake can cause you big time penalty. Some solutions get too complex to implement in time if you write bad codes.

So no, it doesn't promote writing bad codes.

If that's the argument everyone should boycott all Google products.

Could you explain how it works? I wonder what 0 0 19 7 * means.

Not true. Plenty of people come to USA with H1B/F1 and make a good life here. Hell even Sundar Pichai is one of those people.

I felt like that when I first saw golang and how you can effortlessly use any repo from anywhere.

Related: http://antirez.com/news/94

Funny you mentioned that. One of my reasons for becoming programmer was my 14 year old self watched The Matrix and thought​ Neo was pretty awesome.

I disagree. Some of the series I consumed through​ Netflix/HBO Now changed my perspective​. That's a fair exchange of my time.

Also it makes a huge difference for the next person who'd work on that codebase to add a new feature. Doing that could be anything between a breeze to a blazing nightmare depending on who wrote those codes earlier.

Not only that. In order to work with other people you have to understand them to certain extent in order to have a peaceful coexistence​. Having social grace is an essential quality to work with other people even if you don't want to be a manager.

That's still a better idea than juicera.

Oh gosh. This is when Mark Zuckerberg​ sounded just like a more stupid and ageist version of Donald Trump.

I wish more restaurants would accept Android pay. Right now I only use it in Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and sometimes in some random gas station which comes as a surprise.

You're mostly right. You definitely haven't lived in SF for long.

3. SF has plenty of parks.

4. SF has a few odd neighborhoods where you'd see shit on the street. It's not everywhere.

5. It's really nice to have not too hot summer and not too chilly winter. I absolutely love it.

6. People who live in San Francisco and own car know when to take the car and when to Uber. I don't take my car when I'm going to Tenderloin. I'd totally take my car if I'm driving to Golden Gate Park.

Be yourself means stop giving a fuck about being perfect. That's sexy.

Nope. Not everywhere.

I don't want to put water down your enthusiasm but Portland and San Francisco have entirely different dating scene. What you did to be successful in Portland, won't make you successful in San Francisco or another city.

Why?

That's nice. They call that introvert hangover - http://nymag.com/scienceofus/2016/08/introvert-hangovers.htm....

Curious, how did you start using your introversion better?

This book gave me insight on who I am and why am I like this. It didn't change any of my behaviors.

Thoreau didn't condemn being a farmer. He pointed out how it doesn't go along with his values. Like an empty room you can fill in with thousand different things, we all have the liberty of choosing different values to fill our lives with. Bear in mind Thoreau never got married or had sex, which probably is almost everyone's recipe for a happy fulfilled life.

You made me curious. What are those podcasts?