therandomizer

First off I'm going to see my doctor about a formal diagnosis. In the last couple of years, I started to suspect I have it. I would joke about it with my wife who really noticed the symptoms when I didn't. I mentioned this to my psychotherapist in passing and after a month she told me that even though she can't make the diagnosis, that if I did get assessed I would most likely be diagnosed with it, she used the term 99.9% sure.

This really explains a lot of why I am the way I am, and issues I've had throughout my life. Looking back on incidents in elementary school I'm really surprised not one of the teachers made the connection. A scary thing is it's possible they did and when they told m

I'm a senior dev, and my boss has asked me to serve in more of a tech lead role on our current project so I'm trying it out for now. Obviously I will be asking for more money if the role becomes permanent (famous last words lol). I've had people working under me in the past at different jobs, but usually it's only 1 or 2 people at a time and it has for the most part gone smoothly.

In this project I'm dealing with 4-5 devs, some in house and some remote and I am finding the experience interesting. I've been working on establishing the coding standards that the other devs should follow to try to avoid this project being a total shit show.

What I'm finding is even though I've written out a b

I was surprised the Angels fans were still booing him, I'm assuming it's because he was on the Astros during the cheating scandal. I'm not too familiar if Springer was actually involved in that, or he's guilty by association.

But it got me thinking are there any other players in the MLB that get that treatment in multiple stadiums? We have Odor but he only gets booed when we play whatever team he is on at the moment.

Thoughts?