This is why I visit Twitter.

The other day I was pair programming with our tech lead and learned a lot. Thought process of breaking down a problem is what I find most valuable in this kind of session. A seasoned developer simplifies the problem as much as possible before jumping in.

I’ve conducted my own research and found “waiting for Pfizer” is 0% effective at preventing COVID-19

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The pandemic is like something out of dystopian sci-fi. But people refusing to be vaccinated against it is something no novelist could have imagined.

If you want to improve at programming, pondering a @GeePawHill thread after every programming session would be a good start.

Dude.... being a developer can be so much fun when you work with people who are willing to collaborate and give you support to grow. There's one thing about being at a good company. Another thing about being on a great team.

Treat from work 💞

Talking about covid taking a stroll at your mental condition: My 29 years old sister is crying like a baby because her partner sold her 2 cookie jar while moving houses! 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

I really struggle in time management 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

Be the person you needed when you joined tech.

names that mean something are more important than reducing few lines from the codebase.

What a picturesque city to live in. I wasn’t taking much advantage of this view before pandemic, recently started going for jogging daily and appreciating how beautiful is the area where i live in. This is 3 mins walk from my place. #sydneysider

Just started 'Unicorn Project' and the main protagonist is too perfect. A developer who knows all shortcuts of every editor, mutters 'I am really good', solves NP problems, and laughs at meetings? It's a bit dramatic for my liking. 🎧💻 #UnicornProject #ITFictionalDrama #DevLife

Unpopular opinion: I don’t like creative cupcakes, why would I want to devour a weird looking succulent?