Conversation started Feb 20, 2019 at 15:21.
Feb 20, 2019 15:21
!!/coffee g3r
@ShadowWizard brews a cup of Affogato for @g3r
o/
So, how is g3rv5?
oh wait...
Nov 14 '18 at 13:35, by g3rv4
or... g3rv4.1
So that was final? ^
Maybe... @g3rv4 beta? :D
I'm tempted to say that with the lack of sleep, I'm working as g3rv1
rofl
So you really need that coffee, don't you? ;)
Feb 20, 2019 15:24
oh yeah, straight to my veins
Well, I manage with 4 hours of sleep, which is one hour less from what I had before having children.
damn, you'd get your full sleep with Amelia... she slept 7 hours straight yesterday
I enter hibernate mode in the evening, that helps.
but she started at 8pm (and we go to sleep at 12, so we enjoyed those 4 hours by being adults)
My brain is asleep, but body still doing the routine stuff. :D
Feb 20, 2019 15:25
sounds useful
My son inherited that ability, it's amazing, e.g. he's doing bath while he's asleep. For real. Daughter doesn't have that ability thogh.
@g3rv4 whoa... so unfair. My baby daughter (2 years old) never, in her whole life, slept more than 3 hours straight. Never.
daaaaamn... our baby had her first 6 hours in a row before she turned a month
e.g. if she falls asleep at 9 PM (which is very rare, usually 10 PM) she will wake up max at 12 AM and want a bottle of milk.
I guess... we're... lucky?
Then suppose she sleeps at 12:30 again.... she'll wake up no later than 3:30 again and want another bottle.
Feb 20, 2019 15:28
so hard to tell right now :P this whole experience is...
how old is she?
@g3rv4 2.01
2 years old :facepalm:
Well, most burden is on wife... I'm used to not sleep.
I can't read or follow a conversation it seems
Feb 20, 2019 15:29
it's going to be fun first day after paternity leave
@g3rv4 yes you are! :)
@g3rv4 oh you're still on a leave?
I took 6 weeks off full time and now I have 12 weeks part time (we get 12 weeks to use how we think is best)
today is my first half-day :)
@g3rv4 nice! My workplace offers no such thing, wife got the standard 3 months and took 3 extra months.
it's quite a perk... by law, in my country I would have had 3 days
@g3rv4 wow... that's... not much.
Law here recently changed or is still changing, something about the option to split the leave between the parents.
Feb 20, 2019 15:32
nope, wife would get 3 months though (although as she's independent, she doesn't have neither an income nor a job to get back to)
e.g. 2 months for the mother, one month for the father.
But it's still dependant on workplace, they can deny such thing.
Otherwise many small businesses will just fall apart, I guess. (Even with some compensation from the government)
Anyway... go get some rest... or work on the translation app.... ;)
You still work on that app? @g3r
yeah, I totally see the point... although... when a company does what Stack does, you get lots of good vibes from your employees
yeah, I do... we're using it on the 4 intl sites
I'm hating past self for deciding to use react though
@g3rv4 true, but then again, you also have risk to become short of money and things like Black November happen. So it's not all bright.
@ShadowWizard welp, I've always worked for US companies at-will, so that's always been a risk I'm aware of
When you give too much, you might not have enough left for yourself.
@g3rv4 nice! The room is still alive?
Feb 20, 2019 15:36
I've never worked in an office in my country, and all my employers could fire me from one day to the next... OTOH, I make way more money than what I'd be paid in my country, so I can have savings for when that happens
@g3rv4 eh. Why? Can't it be undone?
@ShadowWizard it is, I saw someone unfroze it and asked, so yay!
@g3rv4 kudos!
@ShadowWizard it can, but the day I sat to try to undo it, I realized it would take me 3 or 4 days for no real benefit... and more importantly, it would be boring work
@g3rv4 yet again, guess you're lucky to find remote jobs like that... or just very smart. :D
@g3rv4 hmm... well... our chief developer has habit to rewrite his framework (yes, he wrote whole framework) once in a year or so. He spends full week on it, usually, and it let him do things much faster.
So maybe it's worth to spend those days, if it means faster development later on. Or less bugs. :)
Feb 20, 2019 15:40
@ShadowWizard luck played an important role... started working on RentACoder, got a steady gig, worked 6 years there, started a blog about a technology I liked, people started contacting me to work with them... then I was hired by a company, got lots of mooola, the company bankrupted and I found myself applying for jobs. Nobody would make an offer after I applied to hundreds of places until Stack did :)
@g3rv4 whoa... weird that in the beginning people contacted you, then you say you applied to hundreds of places to no avail. Also, what's "mooola"? lol
Anyway, glad things turned out the way they did! :D
@ShadowWizard yup, that's how tides work :) moola = $$$
Spanish?
at some point I was rejecting offers, then I couldn't find a job I liked
Feb 20, 2019 15:42
(moola = money... moooola = lots of it)
heh, never heard of that.
@ShadowWizard naw
It's american I think
Slang, yeah. Saw now.
@g3rv4 So, people like Bill Gates have mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooola? ;)
I wonder... how much each "o" is worth?
:D
Feb 20, 2019 15:46
it's exponential
oh
heh, my question is still hot with 13.9 hotness points.... guess it will cool down in couple of hours though as it gets no new activity or votes. :)
@g3rv4 you happen to have some inside info about the future of Hot Network Questions? I am really curious what it will become, as Tim said it's going to change drastically or just go away. ;)
@ShadowWizard not really... I'm working on the Enterprise team now, and we don't have HNQ there (since customers don't really have a network)
@g3rv4 ohh... well, maybe they're better without it. :)
 
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