I see what you mean. I can enjoy making smaller scripts and programs to run some electronics projects but going back as a full time Dev would totally suck the fun out of it. And besides, my skills are seriously out-of-date anyway, not to mention 90% forgotten.
Using Jerboa to post this and I have definitely made editors that had similar quirks in the past.
I saw a documentary of a dude who moved to Alaska and built a hut and lived there for basically the rest of his life. Think he moved up there in like 1930-50 or something. He filmed his life as well. But not everyone will have the skills to do something like that. Inspiring stuff though.
Edit: don't try and find it, though. It is too powerful for mere mortals.
Coming from a job where dev work feels like vacation. Sheesh. Good on you, man.
Edit: if you are a man. Shouldn't assume really.
No, you don't actually have to be a biomed to work as one in Sweden. I have engineering background and I guess I'm pretty technical overall. I actually didn't know there were biomeds at hospitals. I got sort of a test employment through a government program and they liked me so I got to stay.
Yeah. Don't burn yourself out on the job. No one will thank you for it. It can be hard, I still have problems saying no. Go figure.
Those were definitely on the list. As was moving to a hut in the woods and living of the land. :)
First biomedical engineer at a hospital and now tech service for medical diagnostics and automation.
Good one. Made me smile and being thankful for not being a programmer anymore.
Just wish I could have a beer now, but I need to drive soon. Don't drink and drive, kids. ;)
I pretty much had to. Burned out completely. Took years to even think about working again. But enough about me, what's up with you these days? :D
Right, your question. First BioMed at a hospital and then tech service for analytics and automation. See my answers elswere in the thread as well.