Lesabotsy
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Nope, to be senior you have to be doing it as a job for a few years. Programming alone is several league different from working with a team. And lastly to be good at something you have to actively practice (build stuff), not just read, read, read whatever ressources you use.
Don't have one, don't feel the need for one.
Posted by
Lesabotsy on Sunday September 06, 2020 @08:16AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Right now I'm in the EU, but eventually around January I will have to go back to my home third world country. Took this as an opportunity to switch career. With all this covid19 stuff, remote work is going strong, so I joined a programming Bootcamp (CS basics and back-end web specialization with Node.js/PHP or Java) to prepare myself better for a programming job. I have always "programmed"...
Posted by
Lesabotsy on Wednesday August 12, 2020 @06:14AM
from the ask-hn dept.
So I never really found a practical use for mathematics while I was in school, so I never really paid attention to it, basically just studied for grades. Now that I have some interest in ML, I have come to realize that I suck at math. Help me fix that, my ultimate goal being the ability to work through Bishop's Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning or being able to understand ML papers. I...
I'm an accountant. Have been programming for years, paid college by hacking games and selling bots. Covid19 quarantine gave me the time to dive back in and actually relearning programming correctly, and rekindled my passion for it.
It's actually harder to find a remote job because if I work full time for someone else I will not settle for 500 and probably will not accept anything paying less that my job now.
Thanks for the input. Congrats on your site by the way.
Posted by
Lesabotsy on Wednesday July 08, 2020 @09:25AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hey everyone.
So because of some personal problems, I have to go back to my home country in the next 6 months probably (third world country). I want take this as an opportunity to create my own online business (if I can not find a remote job that pays well), no idea in what yet, just starting to brainstorm. But because I'm really new to this, I'm looking for your experiences and tips to...
It is not, it depends on what you do, what problem you want to solve and so on. You noticed it yourself, for example for game dev windows is just plain better. These OS fights on which one is better are just nonsense.
Posted by
Lesabotsy on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @02:39PM
from the ask-hn dept.
So I have some Saas idea I want to test out. But I don't want, nor have money to host them on a VPS or something for now. So I thought about about hosting them at home as I have an old DELL Optiplex laying around. My internet is fiber 1gb down/500mb up. What are the downside? For those who has done it, any tips? Are you satisfied?
As an European, this question doesn't even deserved to be asked, of course it should. Not just higher education, but at all level. More educated population is always better for any country, so education should be accessible for anyone and not hidden behind paywalls. Education and Healthcare should be where most of the tax money goes.
Be good enough to become pro? Streaming?
Posted by
Lesabotsy on Saturday March 07, 2020 @01:20PM
from the ask-hn dept.
My goal? None particularly, just for knowledge/fun and this year I decided on programming and maybe getting deeper in computer science if it goes well. I'm not looking to build something meaningful right away, I'm interested in the craft, the art and all techniques a beginner can get. My math is rusty AF. Need to work on that also, already have some books to use as refresher. I'm an accountant...
I got offered the 2nd Edition few month ago, still worth the read or should I buy the 3rd to get the most out of it?