SubMachinePun's comments

I work next to Media Temple in Culver City, and FWIW, those MT employees in their new GoDaddy hoodies partying with their taco truck seemed pretty happy this afternoon with their new SOPA-backing overlords. I'm not sure if the reaction is supposed to imply something positive that I'm just overlooking.

I guess that explains the recent decline of HighCharts and Fusion Tables users...

> However, when the amount of work itself is overwhelming and the job is unchallenging, it works out the other way: it sweeps all your energy and leaves you burnt out at the end of the day. You get home and all you want to do is drink a couple of beers and watch a TV series until you're sleepy enough that you can go to bed and fall asleep, getting just enough sleep to be ready for more bullshit the next day."

I'm on some twisted variant of that where I'm stuck trying to sift through a backlog of tutorials or Algorithm review so I can still be considered remotely competent enough to apply elsewhere, finding myself staying up 'til 1, sometimes 2AM, only to wake up the next day to repeat the cycle. Only reason I haven't 'rocked the boat' yet with my supervisor is because it's a fairly high-profile project, but definitely starting to apply elsewhere if they ignore my request to switch from backend to front-end after this. Glad to know I'm not the only one.

How do Rogue and Casbah stack up against each other?

Now I feel almost obliged to mention having read EmberJS docs while on the crapper. Thanks.

Would coding in isosceles or Weaver-stance count?