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Might move to Schenectady from Texas. I'll be working with a software company.

I guess I want to know, Is it worth the move?
Is it safe?
Is there a healthy nightlife?
Are there communities to network around?
Is there an ok gay scene?

Just seeing if it's worth it to move there for work.

I'm a product designer looking for my first job.

Background: I'm looking for a job. I have experience, but not the "right kind" of experience. I have a degree in my field, so skills isn't the problem. It seems when it comes to questions about teams or "working in agile" or related topics I don't have experience there.

Sooooo from your point of view. What can i say to hiring manager to get over this topic and get hired?

Background: I'm looking for a job. I have experience, but not the "right kind" of experience. I have a degree in my field, so skills isn't the problem. It seems when it comes to questions about teams or "working in agile" or related topics I don't have experience there.

Sooooo from your point of view. What can i say to hiring manager to get over this topic and get hired?

I'm in product design.

I'm pretty seasoned with CSS. just picking up some new skills to show off.

I'm building a portfolio site and picked Ghost CMS as it's minimal, simple, and has the barebones for what I need, which allows me to add anything else myself. (I like to flex these programming muscles).

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I'm editing the casper theme and I see it's written in POSTCSS. I've tried getting it up and running but missing a config file. I'm just using the command line and no build tool. My project isn't large enough for one.

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Where can I get a quick glance at plugins and what not for POSTCSS? just looking for a pointed direction.

I'm about to in for about the last time to finish school. I have 2 accounts.

1 account is for weekly stuff -> food, gas, going out (if any is left over from bills, gas, and that sort of stuff).

1 account is for bills -> I'll usually put half for each bill per pay check. I don't have serious bills but I'm prepping myself for this sort of behavior. To always put some away for bill, etc. Once all of my bills are paid, I leave the change there just in case. It'll help with saving.

Once that account reaches a certain amount of "left overs", I'll let that spill into a savings account for keeping (or use that to treat myself).

I'm looking to see what other people use to help keep track

I work at a call center. The client is AT&T and Touch Commerce. Basically whenever you chat in for customer service from AT&T, I'll be taking your chat.

Anyways! I've been put on dealing with 1 chat. It's basic enough but I get really fidgety and can never sit down and focus. Today I was put on 2 chats at the same time and I found my performance actually increased. Went into hyper-focus and got 2 surveys from customers that rated me a 10/10. (the best of my training class since we're just starting to be put on 2 chats).