#community-insights

#community-insights

If you notice your role in the relationship revolves around pitying the other person in some way, get out. Over the years, I've built some very solid, healthy relationships and some deeply flawed ones as well. The difference? The problematic ones were centered on my desire to rewrite the other person's story...but that's not my job. It results in an imbalanced, unhappy friendship.

A significant point underlying today's discussions in tech includes the ongoing evolution of AI, as it remains clear that AI is not yet adept in replacing skilled programmers.

In light of the growing number of tools supporting JavaScript development in various languages, the TypeScript community reflects on the necessity and implications of porting TypeScript to Go.

Finding the best place to live is a deeply personal decision, and our rankings help anyone considering a move, big or small, hear directly from locals about what a community is really like.

2024 was insane for me. Layoffs, career progression, then dumping that progression for personal progression. I'm still not quite sure if I've made the right decision; I wake up tired, I'm always designing late into the night, I'm making much less money and spending more than I earn on an upcoming venture that I'm not sure if it'll work out, but I am overall pretty content, and I'm looking forward to what 2025 brings.

Monetizing hobbies can lead to losing the joy they originally brought. It's essential to keep personal satisfaction over profit at the forefront of any hobby pursuit.

"Jury is still out for me on what's my favorite this year. I read Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King recently, and I really loved that, so I am leaning that way.... The Last One by Will Dean was addicting at one point, too, but really fell apart towards the end. Solito by Javier Zamora was FANTASTIC. That actually might be my favorite one this year. Heartwarming and intense at times. Great narration, and it's also a biography, so it's so easy to connect with the narrator."

These lightbulb moments can hit when we least expect them, revealing truths that transform our understanding of ourselves and our life choices, even in simple ways.