@Ælis no worries :) well, Idk... work needs to be done, we should be ten people more to finish the project but here it is just the two of us, and ... voilà ...
@Rainb I don't think you can plan such "ideal" reaction. My "ideal" reaction would be to find a quiet and alone place to process this information, but that just me taking care of my needs. If you have other needs, than you should react differently
Basically when you electronically submit delivery notes just as the merchandise leaves your premises, so the recipient can plan for its arrival early, and the format is according to some specific sentence file structure thing by the german chamber of industry
and all the customers we have that use it have their own supplementary standard too
I got really excited in an interview last week when the interviewer told me part of the system was written in C, but then she told me that "you'll never touch that because we need it to be really high performance" and I felt a bit insulted
Ha, my client is the best ... coworker: "'m using your product, I wanna do XYZ but can't do it in the language your product was written with, aka Python. Could you help me?" them: "it'd be easier doing in Java" coworker: "..." (never coded a line in Java)
back in ~2005 PHP made it pretty easy to learn how to use cookies and sessions and all that, so that was nice :) I'm sure I have no idea what "real" PHP looks like nowadays tho, web technologies change so much
@Ælis When intereacting with people I tend to think of what_ifs and making a plan that satisfies me, I should always know what to say, no matter what question they ask, or what they say, or that's the idea. If I get an unexpected response, I just leave and think about how to reply. Usually it doesn't matter by the time I have figured out, but it can be used the next time it happens.
I mean not always, of course, but that's how I think of it.
well, usually it is the only tool I have to interact with people, being caught with nothing to say it is awkward and embarassing at first, and then it is annoying.
@Rainb A lot of people in the autism spectrum have this problem. It's also hard for me to be spontaneous and I really like having to be (like in online conversation when I have time to think about what I'm going to write)
@Rainb In those cases, I find that non-verbal communication helps
(even if it can still be a bit weird, it's better than no reaction at all)
I'm a software engineer, but before that, I attempted to run my own mobile computer repair business. That business never got off the ground, so I went into a career in software development.
Fairly frequently, I have people still contact me for computer repairs. Sometimes it's several times a mon...
I'm one of a close group of friends, we'll call them ABCDE and F. All of us are middle aged. Of those, A (which is not me) is quite successful; he has his own home and family, a property portfolio, and has retired in late middle age.
The others have not done so well. Some have lost jobs. None ha...
There should be a 4th level of badge: Platinum. It should be awarded only once per year. Something like, "give out more points in bounties than any other user on the site this year"
Have you considered that to get the legal protections you seek, you need the government's standard form? It may be complicated, but it is the cumulative result of years of landlord-tenant disputes. — El Stepherino2 mins ago
Marked this comment as caught correctly (tp). Currently marked 1tps/0fps. beep boop My human overlords won't let me flag that, so you'll have to do it yourself.
@ExtrovertedMainMan It doesn't look like OP will be around soon to clarify their goal, but I also don't feel it should be singlehandedly modhammered closed? Any ideas?
Just saw a promotional video for a former client. They had one of their people talking about how great the company is. About how they use all kinds of "brand new" technologies such as hadoop, AWS, Scala, and microsoft sql server
@Rainbacon The situation in that question is like them bumping into each other on the doorway of a subway train, and they move in the same direction seven times until the door closes.
Hey there Heather! If I may... I'd like to offer some pointers to hopefully avoid getting downvoted. Quite frankly, I think your comments to your answer would make an excellent answer. They are relevant, show personal experience, and offer a solution to OP's problem. The proposed answer itself is more of a "try this" and, although I suspect it will be successful, doesn't have the backing of your comments. It takes a little bit to get a feel for how to answer a question successfully on this forum; please don't lose heart. — baldPrussian11 mins ago
Hi Nick, welcome to IPS! This site operates a little bit differently than most on the internet. Answers are only supposed to be used to answer the question. To ask for clarification, you can use the comment feature (once you have the required rep). To indicate that you found the question useful, you can upvote it. — Rainbacon6 secs ago
@IPSCommentBot @Mithrandir Can you get Rainbacon on the Closet-to-Awkward-Silence blacklist? They don't write chatty comments and they do write a lot of comments so it's a lot of useless noise.
@Tinkeringbell hmm but if you're willing to tell me technically about what you care about...then doesn't that mean you do technically care about the technical? Hmmm
Night!
@Mithrandir somehow shohe ("show-hay") sounds a lot more hebrew lol
I'm curious what everyone else thinks about this answer. I don't think it actually answers the question, but there's at least one user other than the author who thinks it does