How much would your next job have to offer you to take it? (Stated in % compared to your present job.)

In all other ways as far as you can tell, it's like your current job. Same field, same benefits, etc.

If someone offered you a sum of money to quit your job today without another one to go to and you're not allowed to just go back to your current job, what's the least you'd take to do that?

What would you do after you quit? Why?

And if there's no amount, why?

Just curious. No judgement.

Mechanical sympathy is this niche idea that doesn't get as much play as I think it should in software engineering.

Have you heard the phrase before? If so, how have you heard it invoked?

Renting other people's computers is expensive.

Until you go look at buying them and then running them in a data center and paying for the Internet you need there for >100 servers.

And don't forget paying people to manage those servers.

I made an index of CLI tools written in rust: https://inrust.dev

Enjoy!

More people should embrace "probably" instead of certainitly.

I recently had someone express nearby me that ADHD is certainly not real, and my immediate reaction was to say, they were certainly wrong. I didn't actually express this because they weren't talking to me.

And upon reflection that reaction itself is wrong. Understandable, but wrong.

They are almost certainly wrong based on current evidence. That is a better framing.

Also for the record, this is what introspection looks like. 😉