u/Specialist-Fruit4512

Dermadry has been life changing. I was skeptical after a few weeks with no progress, but happy to say that on week 4 I have started to see significant improvement in my hands to the point where my palms and some fingertips will only get slightly damp, but dry really fast.

The best thing by far is that there are no side effects. The hardest part is staying consistent with it, but it’s only 20 minutes a night.

I hope this advice helps people who are in the position I was a few months ago debating alternatives from this page. Don’t waste your time or money, just get the dermadry. I recommend using sanpellegrino as well and not just tap water; you can feel the current much stronger, and I did start noticing most improvement after I switched to it.

The 4gb of mem was so brutal. 120hz display is a game changer. Phone doesn’t get unusable while plugged into carplay anymore. Should‘ve upgraded sooner.

I’ve been at a large state school in a smaller city for a few years now and have been interning at a large defense contractor for a year and will have a full time offer when I graduate.

Ive rarely traveled out of the state I grew up in and the one I go to school in, and as I’ve gotten further along in school I find myself wanting to move and get out and move to a major US city. The defense job is really cushy and I love the people I work with and the work environment, but it really doesn’t feel challenging enough or pay super well (mostly because we’re in a low COL city + just some of the other perks that come with working in defense)

However, the job market right now for SWEs seems like a horror story. Would it be dumb to want to leave defense and take a stab at something elsewhere? For the defense company, I would be starting FT as a L3 SWE so the pay is a bit better.

Been working a co-op/internship for a major defense contractor for 6 months. I’ve built some internal backend/full stack tools for them and am getting exposure now to legit hardware engineering, but i don’t feel challenged enough. The people are awesome, the environment is lax, but I really find myself wanting more.

I still have almost 2 years to go in school including my masters program. I plan to stay with the contractor during the school year since they are still offering me work, but I’m really looking for a more difficult field. I’m pretty mathematically inclined. Definitely have grown a lot as a SW dev working in industry for a bit, but I find myself wanting to do work that is (even more technical?) than defense engineering/SWE already is. Anyone have any recs on career paths to explore or directions I could go with schooling? Already declared for a MS in CS, but I have the option to go the thesis route.

i will note my dad has a strong background in trading. That could potentially open some doors.

I felt like this at my internship last year and I really thought it was just the field I was working in (SWE for large retail chain) but I have the same problem here. Just feel like I want to do so much more.

Curious to hear everyone's thoughts. I've loved this album for a long time, but from my view it never seems to get the respect it deserves for being so great from start to finish. It really captures the essence of the Maroon 5 sound.