This is probably the most straightforward explanation. In many-to-many, I usually have a helper table standing in between which holds the foreign keys

Sucks bro. You’re in good company tho

I think this is neat.

A good read and the principles hold for a lot of hobbies. Lots of small projects are more fun, more engaging, and better skill-building experiences than learning how to make a masterpiece from the get-go (woodworking example: a perfect cherry chest of drawers with all wood joinery and a french polish finish.)

…stop cluckin around back here! We’ve got customers to serve.

Always nice to meet a fellow adventurer. See you in South Pront 👍

So I have to bluetooth my mobile device to the restaurant’s point of sale app?

Now if I could only bypass the float only input field…

I actually think it’s just bandwagoning by a bunch of cowards.

We saw this same phenomenon early last year too: Facebook laid off a bunch of employees, then Apple announced the same, then Microsoft, then Google, then Salesforce, then the infamous Twitter layoffs.

I think big tech is so sensitive to negative press that they all just wait and lay off folks at the same time so no single company takes all the bad press.

It doesn’t even have to be Illuminati-level coordination, either. All it takes is for some exec at Tech Company B to see that Tech Company A is firing people. Then Tech Company B decides to clean house too. The cascade is just a bunch of morons deciding to hop on the “let’s fuck over our employees to help our balance sheet” train.

Working with my SO to start budgeting each month. We now have a system in place that works for us and a habit of getting out in front of expenses.

Budgeting helped us see that increasing your income is far more powerful than reducing spending, so we’re focused on spending to gain skills and increase our top line right now.

For me: SO (and if they’re not the same: spouse) is more about becoming a team.

With a really good friend, unless you have something very special, you’ll probably not tether your lives together and commit to going through the rest of your days together.

There’s something that happens over time when you have that commitment that really bonds you (so I’ve found). I haven’t felt it with a friend, and the closest I’ve come to it otherwise is with family (though there’s even less commitment between family members, I’ve found).

It’s hard, but it’s also great.

Something something “… waffle stomp it into the shower drain.”

I stayed up later than usual last night, therefore ensuring that I’m less productive today AND killing any chances I had of seeing midnight.