Does anyone have examples of people migrating from Go to Java? I suspect this has more to do with moving away from functional and/or reactive programming.
I've never seen such a big protest. The transit system in Hamburg was completely overloaded. People standing around Alster lake, you couldn't even get close to the actual point where the protest was scheduled to happen. Those protests possibly may be ineffectual and what not - they certainly weren't small.
Both Hamburg and Munich protests needed to be canceled in the middle of the thing because the huge crowds were considered dangerous (I think rightly so).
I don't think that's specific to programming. It's what we all experience when we procrastinate.
Set yourself small very clear goals which you write down and where you commit yourself to finishing them in a given amount of time.
However, what your mind is telling you with the feelings you experience in my opinion is something along the lines of "Don't do this, it's not great".
So when you experience this very often, you need to change something in your life, or else you'll fall into depression because you have overcome your inner hesistation one time too often.
Don't take this as a scientifically accurate account, just my personal experience.
