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Do cyborgs dream of bionic sheep? - Software Gardening

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To be fair, it wasn't only a change in my perception of work, it was also an economic shift that allowed my mind to float in much calmer waters. I've always had no money at all, and it's been a bit more than a year since I finally have some money saved. It does wonders to your state of mind. Because I felt so safe I could join the coolest adventure I've ever boarded in my life. I could take time and choose a job that really resonated with me. And I had the space to realize that I'm no longer stumbling around in the soup of bits and bytes, now I can actually arrange them and tame them to my will (most of the time). Steping back and realizing how my skills developed made me feel much more relaxed about my work. It wasn't so much about a steep gain of knowledge, but about the understanding that I don't need to struggle anymore. Most of my anxiety crises related to my self-worth connected to my work as a software engineer are gone. No more stressful afternoons staring at the blank walls th

Do cyborgs dream of bionic sheep? - Software Gardening This year and the last I saw my relationship with work transform itself. To be fair, it wasn't only a change in my perception of work, it was also an economic shift that allowed my mind to float in much calmer waters. I've always had no money at all, and it's been a bit more than a year since I finally have some money saved. It does wonders to your state of mind. Because I felt so safe I could join the coolest adventure I've ever boarded in my life. I could take time and choose a job that really resonated with me. And I had the space to re

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