As an acronym, it's easy to be misremembered as "You ARENT gonna read it" (based on the popularity of yagni) - and have the opposite advice spread..

How about: IIPTWNIRTIoSoDIQMBSNRTL

(It Is Probable That While Not Immediately Required The Implementation of Storage of Data In Question May Be Simpler Now Rather Than Later)

I've gone ahead and included additional detail in the acronym in the event that the clarity is required later, as this would be difficult to retrofit into a shorter, more-established acronym.

Why do I feel like that should be a cheat code in a FPS game?

YRIS: you'll read it someday

It could go to the estate.

Maximum wealth would come from creating (or being and early member of) a startup that succeeds. This also has high risk, but the worst-case outcome for a paid early employee is still pretty good relative to the average (non-tech) salary.

Not trying to be critical or anything but the design really reminds me of those domain-name parking pages - like this: https://bit.ly/2DRc04H

Hmm, there is an unfortunate resemblance there. Thanks for the feedback.

The problem is that the box asking you to enter your email is the most prominent feature on the page before you scroll, which is reminiscent of those sites that try to get you to sign up for their newsletter before you can read the article.

Personally I'd be annoyed having to enter my email to check out a demo; I don't want to receive emails about something until I have a better idea whether it would be useful.

You can create an account and set everything up without ever talking to us if you prefer (that's the "Create a free account" link above the fold, https://app.xkit.co/sign-up).

I prefer the github url fwiw

There's that psychology "helping" us

Who would you prefer own it?

ah yeah pronounced like "ooper-wayre" right?

Not that this answers the question, but if they're big 5 they should be willing to give you more time. Ask them for a month and see what they say.

You could apply to recurse: https://www.recurse.com/ and use that time to learn react

You could look for contract work to rebuild your skills