That’s super cool. It’s interesting that they removed the tracks but not the bridge

Notice that it isn’t publicly traded. I suspect that’s why it hasn’t enshittified.

2o06!?

Docs is good too

Why does it exist

This looks like it deserves my time, I will give it a read.

I feel scammed

Lemmy seems like quite a progressive/leftist circlejerk to me atm, I think you’d have to change platforms to find many authentic conservatives

I’d use this

Nah they’re Engl

How can I sub to all of these collectively?

They shouod also introduce Phone a Friend where it remotely opens a debugger on the dev’s computer.

Yes :-(

Not knowing you have ADHD is almost a bigger curse than ADHD itself

Thanks for this reminder. I think I give in to imposter syndrome too much. Because I’m also aware of the dunning kruger effect

Ooh this sounds perfect for me. I’ll have a look if something similar exists over in my country. Was yours an online course? (It sounds like it would suit the format). Yeah I feel like if I went on hiatus now I would settle in a job/place I wouldn’t want to leave but be stuck with limited prospects. I might sign up for a bachelors in coding (which I can already do) just to tick the box and devote all my remaining effort to extracurriculars/internships in the fields I’m interested in.

Ooh, the recruitment agency is a really good idea actually. I would be talking to someone who would fit my skills to a job sooner or later anyway, so talking to them about my prospective skills sounds useful too.

This is all super useful advice. Thank you so much for this

How hard would you say it is to get into a field without the required degree? Because I feel like what’s weighing me down is not that I’m unwilling to learn, but that I struggle to prosper under the monotonous lecture->exam system that is a requirement for most degrees.

Hmm, I will look into this. You’re right, I have been diagnosed with ADHD. Pills have definitely helped me focus on long readings and studying, but I feel I am still more suited to problem-based learning than test-based cramming.