I don't understand the hate for recruiters.

If the client has any idea what they want it's straight forward. If they don't recuiters are stuck asking for 20 years of Swift experience.

Hmm, I've gotten my last 3 jobs via recuiters.

HTML tags 50% off !

When Linux doesn't boot

When the OS crashes

Code at work
Code as a hobby
Code === life

Had to literally disconnect 3 hard drives to get windows to install. Fuck EFI

Apply apply apply some more.

You might need to go on 5 or 6 interviews before you get one offer. That's how it works.

I feel JS has taken over...

The good.

Easy to learn, thus everyone knows it

The bad.

Everyone knows it, so npm has disgusting code that's used in prod.

Npm itself is still an unstable mess at times.

No one knows what it is to be a good programmer .

Dozens of frameworks every year since everyone thinks they can make it a bit better.

Classes still suck , no interfaces !

As an Android user I constantly think I coulda got a better cheaper phone.

Such is life **typed from my Moto G**

Trying to get my mom to use a Fire TV was hell on earth, old people, keeping cable companies in business

When you find yourself playing games about writing code and terminal commands ...

We need support for code samples

I love/hate Java. Why is Android dependency management such trash .

At the same time, Android development is easier than its ever been, and since I'm using Java I can transport those skills elsewhere( Objective C cough cough )

Reaching the level where more money =! more happiness is a very bitter sweat thing

Me : I'll make a small game in an hour or so.

12 hours later

Me: It's almost done just need to fix some collision

6 hours later

Me: Just need to fix the speed .

12 hours later

Me : ... the game, it is not finished yet ...

Recruiter logic

"We see you have JS experience, how about a job as a Senior C Embedded systems engineer, we can only pay 30$ an hour "