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@vjsinsights I think it's actually the best source for news if you can find the most trusted accounts to follow

X has to be the worst source for news. Traditional media may be biased, but X is gigantic spaghetti of information, misinformation, AI slop and finding truth is nearly impossible.

@TAbrodi That movie is on my top 5....the last 15 mins of the movie are epic. I rewatch it on YT all the time

i watched the move the last samurai on the flight from istanbul to malaysia that movie is so good, insane character development, crazy i didnt watch it before

Full details on my Substack article here thekaizendev.substack.com/p/my-friend-bu…

An old friend of mine is a financial planner who was vibe coding an financial planner app for a few weeks and he had a basic app working. He hit a roadblock and said if we could meet up to fix a bug he had...I said ok as long as you buy me coffee. The bug he was trying to solve really had him stuck for a while and burned through $200 on his Cursor account on the first day of his renewal I think this might be the new reason we all stay employed

@i_am_onkar Good to hear from you Onkar

@hussien_coding Welcome back sir hope you’ve been well !

I haven't posted here in months. How is everyone doing?

@geekmaros Yeah we should make it to the finals in 2026 😎😂

@hussien_coding Ooohhh I did, Canada did fairly well at copa but Messi factor 😅

@geekmaros Hahaha 🤣🤣 Did you enjoy the Euros and Copa?

@hussien_coding Missed you to akhi… AlhamduliLlah all good. No bugs left unturned 😅😅

@hamdi_beep4 Great news man! What tech stack are you working on?

@hussien_coding I landed a job.

@Samanja09 git stash git stash pop repeat

@howtolandanyjob Damn, I've just been giving them my social security number. I think I should try that next time

This is how I deal with job scammers

@ykdojo In software development, I find myself negotiating almost every day. How to build a feature, which approach to take and its tradeoffs and delivery times.

Negotiation is such an underrated skill to master.

@yamanidev hahah it wasn't that long ago 😂 I hope you're doing well

@hussien_coding damn your profile picture makes me feel kinda nostalgic haha how're you doing Hussien <3

@DThompsonDev You should see try to convert Kg to Pounds at the gym without my phone 😂

Remember in school they made you write code on paper. With all of the systems down, who is the one laughing now! Your professors tried to prepare you for this! Just wait for all of the calculators to go down so your Math teachers from back in the day can say "I told you so!"

@lukesprosser Hey Luke, what did I miss on tech twitter? 😂

@hussien_coding Hussien great to see you! Hope all's well!

@GaborPfalzer Hahahahahaha 🤣 I got to say man, you do be doing that sometimes

Since apparently I’m misrepresenting London, framing it as a beautiful, green, sunny place with thriving urban wildlife… here, it’s gloomy, and it’s raining. Makes me want to stay inside all day. Miserable outside, even the squirrels went hiding.

Join me today for a virtual talk on Testing

Greetings, friends! As an event organizer at @torontojs I'm delighted to have my friend and mentor @hussien_coding present some wisdom on React Testing at our monthly online tech talk. We invite you to attend his online event on February 29, 6:30 PM EST guild.host/events/js-tech…

@davidadamojr Hahahaha So true. I've been using it heavily in the past few months But the non () requirement to invoke a method/function are just cruel to anyone reading your code 😅

This sums up my experience with Ruby on Rails: If you somehow end up using it long enough, even against your will, you're likely to find yourself starting to like it, much to your own dismay.

On the other hand you could work with a company that can give you mentorship This is of course ideal in my opinion and how you can learn the most I was in both situations and I learned in the first month working with two senior developers more than 6 months being the only dev

On one hand you're just starting out and the opportunities are limited There's a big chance that you can learn a lot having to figure everything out for yourself But then there's a pressure of delivering. It really is a sink or swim situation

A person I know who's learning to code got offered an opportunity to work with someone where they are the only developer It's really a double edged sword situation Here's why: