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Hi, my name is Alfie and I am a Senior Software Developer living in NYC.  Being a programmer here is like being in the carnival and your main act is to walk the tight rope. This figurative rope is your job. It is not very stable and at the point where you start out is your boss helping you along by shoving you – they tend to call this, hitting the ground running. Then at the opposite end is also the same boss periodically throwing a random object your way expecting you to catch it and remain steady on the rope – this is synonymous to the many different things that he\she expects you to “juggle” while maintaining a clear head. Then at the bottom of the rope, guess who is there - your boss of course waiting for you to fall. Don’t think he is there to catch you. His only purpose is to wait for you to fail so that he can reprimand you like a 7 year old even though you were performing at a rate that is not even superhumanly possible. But the job must be done and must get done, even if you have to break the most fundamental rule of physics and move faster than the speed of light. If you can relate then hopefully this blog will help you in some way.

"This place that many call a melting pot is really a laboratory where natural selection is an on going experiment" - My answer when asked how I view NYC

"Life is an arrangement of random events which are all subjectively bounded at any given instant by a single individual with a greater will." - When the definition of time stopped making sense to me

"Don’t forget to live" - After seeing Day After Tomorrow and realizing how insignificant I am