Ask HN: What should I re-skill in?
I have 6 months to fully invest in any cert or tech stack. I don’t need to work.I’ve been working with Salesforce for 10 years. Kubernetes is interesting me.
I have 6 months to fully invest in any cert or tech stack. I don’t need to work.I’ve been working with Salesforce for 10 years. Kubernetes is interesting me.
I feel too reactive with my work. Either waiting for people on what they want changed or handling unexpected bugs. When I’m not waiting on anyone or I understand the issue, I can work a lot and get into a flow state pretty easily. This is when I’m the happiest at work.I’ve been at my current gig for 9 months and they have many applications, some 20 years old. Their corporate IT hierarchy seems...
Once you’ve processes, ask yourself if your body language reflects what you desire.
Then try to form words.
I’ve been working as a programmer for 10 years and think I’m done with it.I feel like the golden age of being a programmer is gone. With constant learning, AI, and competing in a global market because of remote work, it’s super volatile.Yet my neighbor is an electrician and he has endless clients. He can work 80-90 hours a week if he wants to. He has stable work. He just became a manager and is...
For having Jesus Christ in its name, I have a hard time believing Jesus is running the board of this corporation and is suggesting billions be spent in investments instead of billions feeding, clothing, housing, and providing healthcare for those in need.
And don’t tell me about their humanitarian efforts. A fraction of their wealth is used on such endeavors.
End of the day, all their leadership cares about is wanting the whole world to volunteer their free time to the local congregation, pay tithing, and do temple ceremonies. Next time you meet a Mormon, ask them to clearly draw a line to what they do in the temple regularly and why that’s what Jesus wants them to do. You’ll see them hit the cognitive dissonance wall.
I've been getting into the habit to write 1-10 sentences at the end of my day that attempt to anticipate appropriate responses if someone asks me about work over audio/video the next day. I'll sometimes add links. Ideally I'll have a to do list to start my day.This habit really helps with having a productive morning. I don't really need to think for the first 3-4 hours of work. I can just focus...
Any resource recommendations would be much appreciated!
Now, there is something satisfying optimizing everything (Factorio), especially in a group setting.