If they really care every large company already knows what building you are in just by tracking your badge info. This was transparent: I could check my own badge history anytime.
What this does is track when you are not working in the office.
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If they really care every large company already knows what building you are in just by tracking your badge info. This was transparent: I could check my own badge history anytime.
What this does is track when you are not working in the office.
Good point, but I don't think they are mutually exclusive spread out over a year, only if I try to do them all at once.
This month my focus is on full-stack, and I don't move on to the next project until I get the basics right on that.
it is best to pick one thing from the "many trades" and master only it before beginning another
Exactly this thanks, but my aim is only "get comfortable", not "master"
I want to, no, need to improve my ability to focus on the task at hand.
Other than that near-universal constant, I want to try being a bit of a jack of many trades this year: learn full-stack, practice vibe coding, basics of graphics programming (update to the latest ways)
I understand that means master of none, but this is a play around year for me. In theory AI should make it easier to try new things, we shall see about how it works in practice.