SigmarStern

Ich lebe in Bern wo ein L wie ein U ausgesprochen wird. Aus "Angestellte" wird "Agsteuti". Hoffe ich. Ist hart zu lernen.

Ich habe noch nie über das Wort nachgedacht. Bis eben.

I have hacked together the ugliest of solutions and got my two stars but at what price?

I want that on a t-shirt! And I'm definitely going to steal it for my slack tagline.

Vegan here. I found that it's exclusively those coworkers, that are really about their masculinity. It's an important part of their personality to be a man. Those people tend to also dislike or don't understand LGBT folks, and have strong feelings about the differences between man and woman and their places in society. They are not bad people. I like a lot of them. But it gets tiring and infuriating at times.

The one where she tries to talk her boyfriend down from uprooting their life to start a podcast career in LA is even better.

Vampire Survivors

The thing is, I also want to query all possible colors. And that would then be in a different function so I'd have to change two functions whenever I add a new color and I don't like that.

I heard about this, but I wasn't sure it was the right way. Or if Rust developers just straight up avoid situations like this.

Fascinating. It has been a running joke in my bubble that no one ever picks up PHP voluntarily. It's just everywhere.

I wouldn't overthink it. Learn the languages you like. Learning an OOP language in depth is a good idea, but it doesn't have to be Java. C# or even modern PHP also work fine.

In my experience, you learn a language and then you apply for a job that requires that language. So, if you don't learn Java, you won't apply for a Java developer position. You can go a whole career without touching Java.

Unlike PHP, which has the tendency to sneak up on you (never met a PHP programmer who chose to become one) Java will most likely not just come up if you don't go looking for it.

If you go down the Java route you will probably end up working with enterprise/legacy software. If you are fine with that, do it. But what's wrong with focussing on JavaScript as your main language?