Posted a question on Stack Overflow a couple days ago after around 4 hours of debugging. I quickly received snarky comments and flags of it being a possible duplicate question (which it wasn't, the stack community has turned what was once an excellent resource for help to a bunch of bitter pricks). Stack comes up first in pretty much every programming problem search, so I made a bunch of stack accounts, ask very common questions then quickly answer the question from another account INCORRECTLY and mark it as correct.

Hey guys! Remember earlier this year when Mandrill fucked us all? That was a good time.

Client doesn't trust SendGrid. They're having their IT department deploy their own SMTP servers. This should be interesting.

I've met some brilliant people in my career, the problem is, the more brilliant, the more of a jerk they are (typically, there are some exceptions though). Sure you may be incredibly smart, but no one wants to work with that kind of arrogance and it's probably why you still can't find a job.

I feel like Job Listings for programmers are just copied and pasted at random. "5+ years experience with C++" seems a little extreme for a company that makes landing pages and sends out email blasts.