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How to reset the motivation to work? /u/whoopsservererror CSCQ protests reddit

How to reset the motivation to work? /u/whoopsservererror CSCQ protests reddit

Since I started I’ve always had motivation to code all day and work, relatively speaking, hard. I never had an issue sitting down to grind work. As much as it can be controversial on this sub, I enjoy working hard at work and I feel rewarded when I do.

I started a new job just over a year ago and I have found since I started I cannot get the motivation to do pretty much any work. Maybe one day a week I’ll work and get a lot done in ~4-6 hours, then it’s just gone for the rest of the week and I coast. In my two reviews, I was listed as above average.

The product I work on is fine, it’s not exciting, and it’s not horrible. The tools and tech stack are fine. Pretty much everything about this job is perfectly fine, and boring. And I think that’s the problem: it’s boring. There is nothing about anything at this job that is exciting or bad except the pay is great.

Frankly, I don’t know what in my situation is causing me to be in this spot where I just can’t work.

Any ideas what to try or consider?

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​r/cscareerquestions Since I started I’ve always had motivation to code all day and work, relatively speaking, hard. I never had an issue sitting down to grind work. As much as it can be controversial on this sub, I enjoy working hard at work and I feel rewarded when I do. I started a new job just over a year ago and I have found since I started I cannot get the motivation to do pretty much any work. Maybe one day a week I’ll work and get a lot done in ~4-6 hours, then it’s just gone for the rest of the week and I coast. In my two reviews, I was listed as above average. The product I work on is fine, it’s not exciting, and it’s not horrible. The tools and tech stack are fine. Pretty much everything about this job is perfectly fine, and boring. And I think that’s the problem: it’s boring. There is nothing about anything at this job that is exciting or bad except the pay is great. Frankly, I don’t know what in my situation is causing me to be in this spot where I just can’t work. Any ideas what to try or consider? submitted by /u/whoopsservererror [link] [comments] 

Since I started I’ve always had motivation to code all day and work, relatively speaking, hard. I never had an issue sitting down to grind work. As much as it can be controversial on this sub, I enjoy working hard at work and I feel rewarded when I do.

I started a new job just over a year ago and I have found since I started I cannot get the motivation to do pretty much any work. Maybe one day a week I’ll work and get a lot done in ~4-6 hours, then it’s just gone for the rest of the week and I coast. In my two reviews, I was listed as above average.

The product I work on is fine, it’s not exciting, and it’s not horrible. The tools and tech stack are fine. Pretty much everything about this job is perfectly fine, and boring. And I think that’s the problem: it’s boring. There is nothing about anything at this job that is exciting or bad except the pay is great.

Frankly, I don’t know what in my situation is causing me to be in this spot where I just can’t work.

Any ideas what to try or consider?

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[link] [comments]  Since I started I’ve always had motivation to code all day and work, relatively speaking, hard. I never had an issue sitting down to grind work. As much as it can be controversial on this sub, I enjoy working hard at work and I feel rewarded when I do. I started a new job just over a year ago and I have found since I started I cannot get the motivation to do pretty much any work. Maybe one day a week I’ll work and get a lot done in ~4-6 hours, then it’s just gone for the rest of the week and I coast. In my two reviews, I was listed as above average. The product I work on is fine, it’s not exciting, and it’s not horrible. The tools and tech stack are fine. Pretty much everything about this job is perfectly fine, and boring. And I think that’s the problem: it’s boring. There is nothing about anything at this job that is exciting or bad except the pay is great. Frankly, I don’t know what in my situation is causing me to be in this spot where I just can’t work. Any ideas what to try or consider? submitted by /u/whoopsservererror [link] [comments]

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/r/singapore random discussion and small questions thread for December 27, 2024 /u/AutoModerator Singapore

/r/singapore random discussion and small questions thread for December 27, 2024 /u/AutoModerator Singapore

Talk about your day. Anything goes, but subreddit rules still apply. Please be polite to each other!

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​r/singapore Talk about your day. Anything goes, but subreddit rules still apply. Please be polite to each other! submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments] 

Talk about your day. Anything goes, but subreddit rules still apply. Please be polite to each other!

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[link] [comments]  Talk about your day. Anything goes, but subreddit rules still apply. Please be polite to each other! submitted by /u/AutoModerator [link] [comments]

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Brute, Better, Optimized /u/Explorers-1123 Python Education

Brute, Better, Optimized /u/Explorers-1123 Python Education

So I know there are hundred of resources out there for DSA, but I want which can have all three brute better optimized approach for questions, or pattern or algorithm, this will help so so much Thank you

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​r/learnpython So I know there are hundred of resources out there for DSA, but I want which can have all three brute better optimized approach for questions, or pattern or algorithm, this will help so so much Thank you submitted by /u/Explorers-1123 [link] [comments] 

So I know there are hundred of resources out there for DSA, but I want which can have all three brute better optimized approach for questions, or pattern or algorithm, this will help so so much Thank you

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[link] [comments]  So I know there are hundred of resources out there for DSA, but I want which can have all three brute better optimized approach for questions, or pattern or algorithm, this will help so so much Thank you submitted by /u/Explorers-1123 [link] [comments]

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Why does this work this way? /u/Influence-Various Python Education

Why does this work this way? /u/Influence-Various Python Education

Ok, for this assignment I am supposed to give the salaries in a list a 4% raise. I created a salary list and I don’t understand why the 4% raise is being written the way that it is, so I was hoping that you could explain it to me a bit better.

Here is the code I gathered from the internet:

salarylist= [salary * 1.04 for salary in salarylist]

Can someone explain to me why it is written like this instead of a “normal” for loop?

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​r/learnpython Ok, for this assignment I am supposed to give the salaries in a list a 4% raise. I created a salary list and I don’t understand why the 4% raise is being written the way that it is, so I was hoping that you could explain it to me a bit better. Here is the code I gathered from the internet: salarylist= [salary * 1.04 for salary in salarylist] Can someone explain to me why it is written like this instead of a “normal” for loop? submitted by /u/Influence-Various [link] [comments] 

Ok, for this assignment I am supposed to give the salaries in a list a 4% raise. I created a salary list and I don’t understand why the 4% raise is being written the way that it is, so I was hoping that you could explain it to me a bit better.

Here is the code I gathered from the internet:

salarylist= [salary * 1.04 for salary in salarylist]

Can someone explain to me why it is written like this instead of a “normal” for loop?

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[link] [comments]  Ok, for this assignment I am supposed to give the salaries in a list a 4% raise. I created a salary list and I don’t understand why the 4% raise is being written the way that it is, so I was hoping that you could explain it to me a bit better. Here is the code I gathered from the internet: salarylist= [salary * 1.04 for salary in salarylist] Can someone explain to me why it is written like this instead of a “normal” for loop? submitted by /u/Influence-Various [link] [comments]

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Using selenium or playwright for work – security concerns? /u/benuchadnezzar Python Education

Using selenium or playwright for work – security concerns? /u/benuchadnezzar Python Education

I manage a system at work that runs a lot of marketing automations (created through the system’s UI, not ones I custom code). I want a script that automatically archives them based on a specific naming convention. Unfortunately, this isn’t possible using the system’s API. I was thinking of using Selenium or Playwright instead, but I’m concerned about security. Would I be exposing my login credentials if I ran a script like that locally? What about if I ran it from Jupyter?

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​r/learnpython I manage a system at work that runs a lot of marketing automations (created through the system’s UI, not ones I custom code). I want a script that automatically archives them based on a specific naming convention. Unfortunately, this isn’t possible using the system’s API. I was thinking of using Selenium or Playwright instead, but I’m concerned about security. Would I be exposing my login credentials if I ran a script like that locally? What about if I ran it from Jupyter? submitted by /u/benuchadnezzar [link] [comments] 

I manage a system at work that runs a lot of marketing automations (created through the system’s UI, not ones I custom code). I want a script that automatically archives them based on a specific naming convention. Unfortunately, this isn’t possible using the system’s API. I was thinking of using Selenium or Playwright instead, but I’m concerned about security. Would I be exposing my login credentials if I ran a script like that locally? What about if I ran it from Jupyter?

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[link] [comments]  I manage a system at work that runs a lot of marketing automations (created through the system’s UI, not ones I custom code). I want a script that automatically archives them based on a specific naming convention. Unfortunately, this isn’t possible using the system’s API. I was thinking of using Selenium or Playwright instead, but I’m concerned about security. Would I be exposing my login credentials if I ran a script like that locally? What about if I ran it from Jupyter? submitted by /u/benuchadnezzar [link] [comments]

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