[22:01] I failed my interview. It's really depressing how badly atrophied my coding skills have become [22:04] brousch_: Sorry to hear that. :( [22:05] (I can completely relate though) [22:06] I need to give up sleep and get back into my side projects [22:06] cmaloney: No job luck on your end? [22:07] Either "wait and see" or "You're not what we're looking for". [22:07] The temptation is to try to work on some of the growth projects that I have [22:08] and see if I can make money from that [22:08] but the reality is I need income [22:08] sooner than later [22:09] so I'm caught between finding something that I want to do and whoring myself out for money [22:10] Yeah, you have less flexibility than I do in choosing [22:11] What are you looking for? [22:11] Yeah, and nobody but myself to blame for it. :) [22:11] Ideally? A fat wallet in the street with no strings attached [22:12] Realistically? Somewhere remote that will allow me to develop [22:12] in Python [22:13] What I'll likely find? Somewhere that does something devops [22:15] Quite a bitnof devops out there [22:15] What I dread? Heading back to the automotive companies with hat in hand and soul ready to suck [22:15] Yeah [22:16] I agree devops is kind of bleh. It's just ops with a new name since [22:17] yeah, and I don't want to do on-call administration [22:17] Ug [22:18] brb, dinner. [22:18] There is a lot of remote Python drv work. I see it on stackoverflow jobs [23:14] Yeah, but there's also a lot that requires Javascript, which is another weakness [23:15] I've been on Stack Overflow Jobs for a lot of my search [23:31] Fucking JavaScript [23:32] Yeah pure python is really hard to find [23:32] there is only polyglot. you can accept this or you can live in denial. [23:33] This is true [23:33] Even pure python will have make or bash [23:34] But JavaScript is such an especially filthy mess [23:38] I don't mind polyglot. I enjoy languages [23:38] but Javascript really grinds my gears [23:40] It's like someone took "make it like English" a little too far and only focused on making a muddled mess of exceptional cases. [23:43] I plan on biting the JavaScript bullet [23:46] I have plenty of web side projects (Django) to justify it [23:55] I'm 18% through JavaScript the Good Parts