I’ve always had an interest in programming but never felt brave enough to pursue it. Two years ago I finally made the decision to take a career break and go for it.
“Before you diagnose yourself with depression or low self-esteem, first make sure that you are not, in fact, just surrounded by assholes”. I received this as a handwritten note in my welcome package from Clovr Labs, and it seems obvious but for me it was quite and eye-opener. I knew back then I was in the right place 🙂
Aiming to be the best version of myself in all aspects of life, while maintaining my health and inner peace.
While working remotely, I try to maintain a healthy work/life balance by following a strict schedule. However, there are times when it becomes difficult to keep track of time, and the sign to stop is when my eyes start to water or my stomach growls.
Anyone can learn programming, but certain skills can make the process easier and contribute to success as a programmer. Having a genuine interest in programming is also important to stay motivated and committed to learning. It also often requires a lot of patience as solving complex problems can be challenging.
Not images but sometimes I have suddenly woken up with an idea or solution for an unfinished or stuck task.
To fix any computer-related problem, including hardware.
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I’m a basic one for this: a walk by the beach, a beer in a sunny terrace, cooking a yummy meal.
Hans Zimmer and other similar OSTs for quiet and focused moments, chill house for a more upbeat mood.
I’m too young to make that choice yet 🤓