@ekaitz_zarraga good to hear! Keep on rocking 🤘🏼

@ekaitz_zarraga yeah, the price can be very shitty ☹️ Also you need a good therapist/one that connects with you (good ones know how to adapt to you), otherwise it can be meh 😕

Dude, I hope it gets better. I mean, I'm sure it will, just that I hope it doesn't take long. Do you want to talk about this stuff?

@ekaitz_zarraga have you tried going to therapy? That sounds a bit like one of those feelings that we think we know the source of, but it actually has a very different source. Once you identify what that is, it becomes easier to work with it, accept, fix, or whatever makes sense.

@ekaitz_zarraga @stragu My favourite is "Shawn of the dead", translated in Spain as...

...

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"Zombies party"

Which is (1) not the original title, (2) English, and (3) not proper grammar.

A friend told me to watch this hilarious film, told me the title, I said I had never heard of it... and after a while I realized it was SotD 😬

@ekaitz_zarraga oh lol y la respuesta un año después:https://twitter.com/hipsterhacker/status/628986199814881280

@ekaitz_zarraga 😂 Me recuerda al tuit de hipster hacker:https://twitter.com/hipsterhacker/status/466077431061696512

@ekaitz_zarraga Ah, es que dijiste que tenías «text files, papers, pictures, screenshots...» y yo pensaba que quería resolver el cómo gestionar todo eso junto. De ahí que hiciera la conexión con Wiki-Toki.

@ekaitz_zarraga Pero ¿y qué pasa con las imágenes? ¿También las muestra?

@ekaitz_zarraga Not saying it's necessarily a solution that will work for you, but I wrote a personal wiki system for myself, and that's what I use:https://github.com/emanchado/Wiki-tokihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNySEBGEby4

@ekaitz_zarraga That sounds like a pretty standard engineer tbh 😛

For the record, my brain stops paying attention any time anyone talks about money or stuff like that, I really struggle with my attention for those topics. It's one of the reasons why I'm kind of terrified at the idea of being a freelancer 😬

This morning I released a new version of RoboHydra, my tool to play around and fiddle with HTTP and WebSocket _responses_. It's useful to test API clients (including mobile apps), help setup frontend-focused development environments, and more:http://robohydra.org/

It doesn't really have any changes, just a small security update, and I don't expect to actively work on it for the time being, but it might be useful for someone.

I recently had a pretty trippy experience at work: I had to do some simple frontend work (just add some tables with pricing information somewhere) and I thought "this is easy, just adding some markup and CSS, I know this".

But then it hit me: I had never done something like this *for work*, so I had never turned a professional design into markup. I was pretty lost as to how to tell sizes and such.

I felt like I was a n00b for the basic stuff, but proficient at the harder stuff 😬

@ekaitz_zarraga Do I... want to know? I didn't even know about kitty before your toot.

This was... not what I expected.

@ghostdancer @ekaitz_zarraga I. Would. Never.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0YXfeNxJJ0

Oops, I accidentally dropped that URL 😇

@ekaitz_zarraga Norwegian rap? 😛

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaNvd_dfRh0&list=PL319781F3BAE3A3E4&index=13

Fun fact: I discovered them much before I moved, through a fantastic, weird website I don't remember the name of anymore 😩 (I think the site hasn't existed for years anyway, so whatever)

@ekaitz_zarraga Lost opportunity to answer "yes" 😂

@ekaitz_zarraga @spectrumgomas Yo me lo trago, pero es que para mí C# y Java son los estereotipos de lenguajes que hacen el código más rococó del mundo 😅🙈

A mí ese código (el estereotipo, no necesariamente código en C# y Java en general, que tampoco he leído tanto) me parece difícil de leer siempre, pero sí que es peor cuando tienes tipos dinámicos.

@spectrumgomas Yo nunca he entendido eso bien, la verdad. Durante básicamente toda mi carrera profesional he usado lenguajes dinámicos, y no recuerdo grandes problemas para entender el código por no tener tipos.

Me ha sido MUCHO más difícil entender código por tener demasiadas capas o hacer las típicas mierdas rococó de orientación a objetos que otra cosa. Y mi sensación es que eso pasa más con lenguajes de tipos estáticos. Eso sí, en ese tipo de código se agradecen los tipos estáticos 😄

@spectrumgomas ¿A ti qué te hizo el tipado dinámico? ¡Cuánto odio! 🙁🙁🙁😩😩😩😢😢😢