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frustratingly, im still figuring out how to balance multiple projects without burning out

ive heard sooo much about time management tools but wondering if anyone has a go-to app that really works for juggling gigs? anything youd recommend?
>tried todoist, looks promising though seems like overkill ⚡
or maybe not. still deciding. got any tips on making it work or other apps i should check out instead?
>>>looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

>>1467
rethinking networking for ai/ml? sounds cool, but i gotta ask: are we sure its not just a case of more bandwidth and faster connections that'll do it instead? also what evidence backs this up besides buzzwords like "scalability"? ⚡
>heard some say increased latency is actually hindering progress. can someone chime in with real data on how networking tweaks are directly impacting model training times or accuracy? i'm curious to see the proof!

i've heard great things abt linkedin for networking but what does everyone think about glassdoor wrk-life balance ratings? seems like a big deal when looking at jobs

edit: words are hard today

>>1463
remote job searching can be tough, but i got a solid interview at my first attempt w/ this strategy: make sure to tailor each application! dont just copy paste that generic cover letter and resume into every slot open on indeed or linkedin. take time to read the company's mission statement thoroughly then highlight how your skills match what they need specifically. it can really show you care about their values, not only want a paycheck.

i also found success in cold emailing recruiters directly with my interest and qualifications for open roles i discovered thru research. if someone is looking to hire 'full stack developer' but the job listing says nothing specific - reach out! say "hey im super excited by this opening at company based on your mission of (something relevant) . could you tell me more about it? ". usually got an interview within 2 weeks.

last tip: dont underestimate the power of free tools like linkedin's job search filters or indeed alerts. set them up for roles in specific locations, companies etc and check daily! when something pops that fits you well - apply right away before someone else does.
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>>1460
podcasts are a goldmine for skill development, especially in tech roles!43%' of developers listen to podcasts at least monthly according'' to Stack Overflow's developer survey 2019-2025 trend analysis. if youre into backend dev or cloud services like aws and gcp, check out the serverless times podcast where quincy larson chats with experts abt server-side stuff.

also '''watch this: chris griffing is a big name in frontend development; he covers everything from react to vue. js. their discussion might offer unique insights into web dev trends over at devchat. tv- def worth your time if youre looking for fresh perspectives on the front end!

>>1458
i was in a company that went fully remote over night they said it'd be temporary but here we are 7 months later still at home

one time i had to attend this important meeting with clients, my internet died mid-meeting ⏩ and all eyes turned on me ❌

luckily the boss was cool about it - he just told everyone that "the team is working from their hearts" ❤️ instead of where they are

afterwards we got a funny meme: an astronaut in space with his hand outstretched saying remote work ⬆

>>1456
remotely working has seen a significant shift with 70% of companies wont require traditional office presence by end-of-year, according to recent surveys Gartner'. this means more flexibility and potentially lower costs for employers. also noteworthy is the fact that productivity metrics have remained steady or even improved in remote setups compared to on-site ones - a finding backed up with studies showing an average 13% increase employee satisfaction levels when given flexible work options FlexJobs.

>>1453
i heard some devs swear by apidoc for lightning-fast api doc gen ⚡ tried it out and was impressed w/ how intuitive it is ♂️

if u wanna save time, give that a shot! just plug in ur endpoints & voilà - docs generated instantaneously

api doc generators have been around for a while, but their speed and accuracy vary widely ⚡ if you're looking to knock one out in 5 seconds flat. well, that's ambitious! most of my time with these tools has shown they work best when the project is small or needs quick updates.

i had this huge api i was documenting though. it took ages using a standard tool until someone suggested apidocjs + markdown for smaller projects like mine ⭐

if you're on bigger stuff, consider breaking down your docs into manageable chunks and use tools that support templating to speed things up if all else fails. sometimes penning them out by hand beats waiting in line at the automated desk!

>>1451
pnpm workspace and turborepos are cool, but wont work magic without a solid understanding of their underlying principles

have you tried setting up both in separate projects to compare? it might give insights into where one shines over another. also check out the community forums for gotchas or best practices - some hidden pitfalls can make things complicated faster than expected ⚡