Stefanos

I really love the role I have the last 5 years, in turns of how interesting it is. But I am getting tired of various business decisions that for some reasons always end up, changing the entire stack.

As a result my computer language portfolio has become quite diverse. Which is not what I wanted to begin with. I know that sometimes diversity might be a plus, and some companies love polyglots.

But I would truly love to focus in one language.

So, I would really like to get at some point, a real opportunity to work with Rust. At the moment, I write a few tools here and there, and some sparse services. At the same time I semi seriously looking for a Rust role.

But the roles seem so sparse, that getting the right opportunity feels like winning the lottery.

I had a nice father and daughter weekend and even though we didn't do that much, just had breakfast and watched a movie. Tomorrow is back to work, actually its office day, which we usually do once per month.

I really don't look forward to those days. They are supposed to be less about work and more about planning and interactions, but they end being more social than necessary.

I totally get it though, the past 2 years people were struggled socially so they have a need for communication.

The main reason, I don't like going to the office anymore is that, since the company decided that we mainly work from home, the office got converted to the "hotdesking culture". And since I mainly work with hardware. I got no were to put my stuff permanently, any more. Not to mention that it's not easy to carry things around. So I usually those few days, I try to plan any work I got that doesn't involve any equipment.