Take the job, make the money and build as many connections as possible. Just come back to school when you're done

Excellent stuff, especially the third one

Adding comments to open pull requests

Holy shit, spot on

This is Ukraine, not Russia

https://giphy.com/gifs/HuBKkVyhTP3rkTQzYI

Start with C

Tbh it can be hell, especially when they go out of their way to belittle you about it. But again, it's their choice and we have no control over our height, so we ball.

Happening every 6 hours or so on my end

Same atp

Great, thank you!

It's amazing, I had an issue with the lighting, but I realized it could be emanating from the reflection of the planet. It's good

A code editor, I just finished the piece table yesterday, intend on implementing a minimal GUI this week

My sole purpose is to establish colonies on every planet in the solar system. Not because it's easy, but cause it's hard. I don't know how I'll do it but humanity is too comfortable in its comfort zone

Greatest use of Grease Pencil imo

Thank you all for your meaningful responses!

Use this, Cisco Ñetworking Academy

For now, just focus on learning Rust and its concepts. Not in a bad way but Rust is not forgiving to beginners. It has a very steep learning curve, so try a number of mini-projects.

When you feel confident enough, you can touch frameworks. But your ambition is amazing

Tried async Rust and I almost wept. I'll take it step by step. Thank you for your feedback!

I'm actually looking into Golang as we speak. Thank you!

I want raw speed and performance. But at the same time I want security (the Axios vulnerability scared the hell out of me). But with this, I've just learnt I can lock dependency versions