It baffles me that the writer of the article just completely ignores to take the lowered subsidies and higher taxes on EVs into account.
I highly doubt that my fellow Dutchiea buys less Tesla’s because of politics. I feel that generally the vast majority doesn’t seem to care at all. People vote with their wallet.
I have ADHD and in software engineering. I was also diagnosed recently… around a year ago. Disclaimer: I have around 20 years of experience.
Since I take my medicine I notice that I am way more precise than before and that I am not rushing things anymore. It’s absolutely insane how many sloppy mistakes I made before and how much my code quality improved overall. I am now deeply ashamed how much of a pain in the ass for my colleagues I must have been before :p
Anyway: What makes the difference for me: taking the time to think about proper solutions. Let some problems rest for a day and reevaluate the things I made the day before, before review, merge or deployments.
Back to your original problem: legacy code like that is probably hard for everyone but it makes a difference in what pace (or patience!) you are doing your work. I think medication can help you with that :)
marktplaats.nl is also owned by Ebay
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Judging from OP’s replies it seems that OP drank the meditation cool-aid a bit too much. OP: Maybe you should try to take those meds.
A brain that is wired differently will be very hard to control without some help of meds in my experience.
Ok now that I can meditate: now what?
It baffles me that the writer of the article just completely ignores to take the lowered subsidies and higher taxes on EVs into account.
I highly doubt that my fellow Dutchiea buys less Tesla’s because of politics. I feel that generally the vast majority doesn’t seem to care at all. People vote with their wallet.
I don’t get the advice for startpage.com? It’s owned by a US company: https://www.startpage.com/en/about-us/
I have ADHD and in software engineering. I was also diagnosed recently… around a year ago. Disclaimer: I have around 20 years of experience.
Since I take my medicine I notice that I am way more precise than before and that I am not rushing things anymore. It’s absolutely insane how many sloppy mistakes I made before and how much my code quality improved overall. I am now deeply ashamed how much of a pain in the ass for my colleagues I must have been before :p
Anyway: What makes the difference for me: taking the time to think about proper solutions. Let some problems rest for a day and reevaluate the things I made the day before, before review, merge or deployments.
Back to your original problem: legacy code like that is probably hard for everyone but it makes a difference in what pace (or patience!) you are doing your work. I think medication can help you with that :)
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