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Yeah, also you stay at any tent cities? There was. documentary about tent cities on netflix awhile back and it was just so neat.
the city near me had people staying in tents under the bridge and then they had to move cause the city claimed it was an eye sore. Some of the people there had jobs.. they just had issues/rent was too high.
Yeah, I will do. I am not in a position yet if doing this, so I've got time to try and not repeat history.
okay, so how do you get disability without a home address?
reason I ask is because I know this is a problem and I'd ideally like to figure a way to solve it.
my life goal is to create a tiny home park for people that need a place to live with a nice low rent.
tiny homes constructed like via habitat for humanity type scenario would be super cool..
and then some people can work at the tiny home park for small things to keep rent low.
Yep, I was one of them.
The former lead developer at the place I work now was my favorite manager. He was great and a valuable resource for learning from. Since his departure the environment hasn't been the same. He definitely was always able to ensure that when reviews were done that he was critical but also genuinely cared about the other developers.
What qualities make a good CEO/Manager/Supervisor?
1) Passions/genuine caring. If the person in charge doesn't love what they do, or genuinely care about you and the company then you're going to have a bad time.
2) Competency/Consistency - Being able to do you job, and do it well. A person in such a role is the Guidance (tm). Anyone can do a good job if they put in the time, they also must be consistently good (That's what makes them valuable).
3) Critical when it counts. You have to crack the whip every so often and tell people when something can be done better. Criticism is important to deal out when it is needed, but the right amount that is used for making sure that the other developer/designer/delegatee is growing in their skills/experiences.
That's my three C's for what makes a great overlord. My previous supervisor ticked all boxes.
Sounds like back in the day it was still expensive to go to the theater.
I have been working in Cold Fusion for the past year and I feel the same way.
Once upon a time I used a sandbox (just a simple locally hosted web app) to manage my work URLs and web tools. Now, I just use bookmarks cause it is more simple. Also config files for SSH.