Zeit in ein zukünftiges Strandhaus in Aachen zu investieren 🦀
My (maybe controversial) theory is that software engineering is a deeply creative and self-expressive field, more closely related to art and literature than to the "hard" sciences. But it has the clear upside that it isn't stigmatized like Art & Literature, so getting into it isn't met with the same amount of scrutiny & criticism, especially for people who present in a masculine way.
Is WD-40 toxic to snakes? I'm either having a very bad or a very hilarious idea right now
Yeah, sometimes it's more trouble than it's worth. The girls keep transpiling my perfectly fine Javascript code to Rust >:(
They do also hook your brain up to the girl-matrix, allowing you to tap into the shared brainpower of all other thigh-high wearers for your programming. But that's common knowledge, so I didn't feel like I had to mention it
To be fair though, thigh highs are really nice to calm down restless leg, so sometimes they actually are pretty good for programming
smh, could have used the short form ()=>{ instead of function 😤
Okay, und wie soll man eine Überweisung bekommen ohne zum Arzt zu gehen? Bei meinem Hausarzt bedeutet Überweisung direkt Termin, er will die Zeit ja auch mit der KK abrechnen 🤷
There are some Lemmy clients where you can block specific keywords, communities and instances.
What can you do to mitigate that fear? You obviously know there's some irrationality to it, but that doesn't mean that it would be invalid to try and dampen some of those concerns ^^
How about getting a little fire extinguisher for your kitchen? I'm confident with cooking, but I still always have one on hand just in case!
You can also try and experiment with what exactly your boundaries are. Are you comfortable making something like a soup/stew? Does it bother you to bake something? That might be more than enough for the start, and once you get comfortable with that you might even naturally want to level up to scarier stuff.
When it comes to fears, the only way to lose is not to try. Because every instance of avoiding something you're afraid of reinforces that fear by making you think that you successfully avoided a scary situation. Even if absolutely nothing would have happened otherwise.
Good luck!
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