I think I was having an allergic reaction today and got scared out of it when I remembered the last time it happened.

Interview questions: Tell us about something cool you did recently.

Posting (ranting) about your problems or emotions online might be an instant anesthetic to the problem but it diverges one away from the issue and the solution.

I almost get no interaction on my tweets but when I get something, it's on the weirdest tweets and from the weirdest people.

just saw my first grey hair on my birthday

I was once told by a manager when I gave my notice that I was ungrateful because they allowed me to take vacations [FROM MY LEGAL VACATION DAYS].

My friends are getting married and having kids and I'm having pitiful arguments over the most pathetic and useless discussions ever in my code reviews in a brain eating job with no end in sight.

I was going to write a rant and thought: leave it for tomorrow, you're gonna be more depressed tomorrow.

"Hey, we've made these deprecating changes for the whole company"... "but no migration guide, deal with it"

I haven't met anyone here nor do I know the real name of anyone but I want to tell you all this:

I feel like devRant is now a study experiment to test how long a software can run without maintenance and how long people are willing to keep using it.

!dev

Is it possible to buy clothes nowadays and not look like a teenager ffs!!

Sofro calado, Na solidão

I really despise solving competitive programming problems.

I truly believe it's okay to struggle with them and that people have different abilities. But these kind of problems are an easy way to make you hate yourself and think of yourself less.

I can't solve this problem --> I'm not a good programmer --> I'm not smart enough --> I'm not good enough like my peers who work at FA*G companies, ...

I know these interview problems are a filter and that recruiting is hard and the demand is always high and that they are nothing like the real work but, the reality is, you need to prepare if you want to get into one of the big companies with better perks and maybe better projects.

I had one major burnout and since then I have been [rapidly] cycling in and out of burnout.

Hello, I'm lonely depressed.
Thought I'd spread the joy.

!dev

I feel like I never lived/live my age. I feel like I have wasted childhood (who the fuck wastes their childhood?!), teenage years, university years, most of my 20's. And now, I'm in this state where I'm stuck thinking about what I should be doing to not repeat the same mistakes and how to make up for them (which is in itself repeating the same mistake again, lol). I should go to bed.

Best advice from and to myself though:

"Don't work with idiots"

I'm sure it will change my life when it happens.

How do I put this nicely?

I'm fucked in the head.

"Don't be an idiot"

Changed my life

I miss my cat

Do you take it as a red flag if the interview is really really easy?

I really despise the non-tech sluts who think their only job is to hold meetings and "talk". "Do you wannaa taalk about iiit?" Fuck you bitch you're not my therapist.

Answers to any questions about Git on Stackoverflow:

8===D - - - --- - (O )

I was just browsing some programming subreddits and reading a few tech articles and I literally got depressed from the state of this industry. Too late to become a barista?

Incompetence with a high level of self-confidence and strong opinions is a dangerous combination.

Yeah, I definitely work with idiots.

What year are we in?

Fukk this! I'm gonna start looking for another job and leave this clown show!!

Do you ever feel like you're not deserving of any kind of following on social media? I have a very small following and I don't know why. I did publish some open source software and wrote a few blog posts but I don't think I should be followed or have followers. I keep thinking I should remove the followers and hide myself or make my accounts private.