dybr

 It was really hard for me to do just anything at work today. I pretty much believe that next week I'll be told to do something very different, and decide whether I'll be interested or not. So I spent half a day doing nothing, and, in particular, missing a meeting discussing the technical features of the update of the project that me and Esteban are supposed to be upgrading. Well, Esteban position is pretty different from mine. I don't fucking care. Esteban wants to get to the US, and he'll do everything. Also, he's brilliant. And knows a lot.

But then I opened the link Brad gave me, and oh God! This is a brilliant project, the global company firewall; perfectly documented, perfectly designed, and with lots of links to other company docs. So I spent the rest of the time reading all this stuff. Good pieces just happen. I learned a lot, frankly. Hope I won't forget it.

Then we have a standup; first there were just Bill and me, and we discussed what we will do if they close all Scala (for us). I said that I don't care whether to stay or to move on, it depends on the taste of the dish. Then other people came, and we kind of discussed what's going on with what we do.

That was it, I looked at the docs a little bit... basically, I can start adding this new endpoint, "redemption". Will do tomorrow. But tomorrow morning we'll be having a "team meeting" with the General, so... so, no clue. No rush to run, of course. Who knows, right? Can I continue being an optimist, like I've been all my life?