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It's "theirsxn of sholor". Please respect this and stop the violation and violence against theirsxns of sholor which is incurred when you use othering phrases.
(not thereson-- because it has the word "son" in it, which is offensive to non-sons. sholor because it's closer to shalom which means peace.)
/le jokes
"Latin" already includes "la" at the beginning of the word-- which is the feminine infinitive. Therefore, LatinA and LatinX are redundant.
Or, perhaps we as arbitors of global culture, should enforce our new inventin:
ElTin and LaTin ...and maybe a LeTin. or LxTin
Actually let's go with all of the above. And any other creations as well. because who cares-- throw in the kitchen sink!
/more silliness
I think we need a Latin + <thing> where <thing> = every letter of the alphabet, every symbol on my keyboard, and every number. And that goes for all ethnic groups. And all partial-ethnicities as well (such as Half-latinx, or quarter-latinx, or tenth-latinx.)
I need infinite delineations. Personally I consider myself quarter-latin$!L() and quarter-latiny#%&^ which is quite different from the typical fifth-latin%!L().
(Don't even get me started on the unworthy one-sixth-latiny#%&^ sub-humans who have no idea how much grievance is involved in the lived identity of my semi-human psuedo-existor-ance)
I am working on a compendium for calculating qualtifications of differences of "lived truths", "lived experiences", and several varieties of identity grievances associated with every possible combination.
(Note: It will included imagined slights against my character, in every recorded human language so that I don't grief any groups through accidental exlcusion in the rare case that another person shares my identity-- including the real and imagined voices in my head).
The plan is to approach federal US legislators to ensure proper care is taken when addressing such unique non-people mammalian psuedo-human-existors.
/sarcastic fun :)
If I have an experience-- such as walking through the park, this afternoon and picking a blackberry... What is a "lived experience" version of that same experience?
The portfolio should include a section for each project, summarizing what tech stack you used, the year you finished the project, the name & 1 sentence on the project's purpose.
With a link to the code on github/gitlab, and a link to more in-depth page about the project.
This way you'd have a summary, links to code, and an in-depth page about each project. On the website you might also include info about your professional background, education, & personal interests outside of work.
I have such a website, and it has helped me get hired.
- I do most of my work from library/cafe-- usually 1-2 hours at home, 4-6 hours at cafe/library.
- I don't socialize much-- Occasionally chat with barista to get to know them. Or occasionally with other patrons.
- Nah, I've never had an issue with cafes letting me sit for hours and work-- I always buy coffee and/or food. If I didn't buy anything, I imagine it would eventually piss off the barista/manager/owner a bit. Sometimes I have too much coffee and get drowsy or jittery
- Nah, I don't miss the creature comfort of big desk & 27" screen-- I trade it for the opportunity to get out into social spaces. Otherwise I'd be lonely at home. If I am under pressure to get something done fast, sometimes it's easier at home. Currently my "home" is a studio apartment ($800/month, all bills paid except internet).
I think if I had roommates or lived in a more communal place (Such as housing coop) I'd be more interested in spending more time working from home. But since I am alone there, it feels too lonely.
Wake up at 8. Coffee, possibly oatmeal/toast or other simple breakfast. Daily standup at 9 or 930 depending on the day of the week. Shower. Walk to cafe or drive to library. Start work around 10 or 1030. Lunch break around 1230 or 1. Work until 5pm or so. It's a bit flexible depending on workload.
Hahahaa. Well, I can't argue with that. I concur.
If me questioning someone using the term "BS" = flying off the handle.
Does the original poster using the term "BS" != flying off the handle ...?
Have you worked at OpenAI in Kenya?
Because you're speaking in absolutes-- as though you're an authority on the topic.
Let's use basic logic: Working at a technology company by its nature provides:
- Increased experience with Computers
- Increased experience with Data
- Increased experience with Business Processes
- Increased experience with Potential business ideas for startups due to exposure to the business processes of the company and the potential therein for improvement
- Pay
I spoke with a US Civil Engineer who worked in Honduras in the 1980's, clearing paths in forests for electrical transmission lines.
He initially paid workers significantly higher than local wages-- US-level wages.
The result:
--> He was threatened with harm by bosses of local companies.
Why? He took all their workers.
The local companies couldn't compete-- they lost all their labor to his company which paid relatively (relative to Honduras) exorbitant wages.
His US company literally destabilized the local labor economy.
So, I wouldn't be so quick to jump to "that is BS", as in my opinion it exemplifies naivete & ignorance.
"Unsafe levels of toxic chemicals are present in rainwater throughout the globe, according to a new study published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology."
https://environmentamerica.org/updates/update-new-study-find... SEPTEMBER 1, 2022
That said, I see its value. We use it at my company.
TypeScript is open-source but created and (I think) pseudo-owned by Microsoft, which has had terrible ethics over the years, including the 3 E's [1]
[1]
""Embrace, extend, and extinguish" (EEE),[1] also known as "embrace, extend, and exterminate",[2] is a phrase that the U.S. Department of Justice found[3] that was used internally by Microsoft[4] to describe its strategy for entering product categories involving widely used standards, extending those standards with proprietary capabilities, and then using those differences in order to strongly disadvantage its competitors."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
"Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers"
Job Outlook, 2021-31 25% (Much faster than average)
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/...
"Information Security Analysts"
Job Outlook, 2021-31 35% (Much faster than average)
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/...
- Find a recent book (< 2 yrs old) on LibGen.is
- OR, a Udemy.com video series (note: never pay more than $12 or so-- the promo rate. If you see a higher price, just create a new email & user account (or reset cookies?) and you'll see the promo price again)
- Visit: Roadmap.sh to get a sense of a learning roadmap what knowledge to build.
- Use a search engine to answer questions, such as "free learning resource for learning <XYZ thing>"
Gain: Perspective. Escaping how one person framed the situation, elucidating another way to consider the issue.
Result: Greater objectivity.
Requirement: Critical thinking. Reasoning ability. An open mind.
i feel like i am really missing out on something here
I had a skillset of:
A. Promoting products at events as a Brand Ambassador
B. html, css, and basic frontend javascript self-taught skills (from ebooks, youtube, udemy).
With skills A & B, I successfully justified that I should be hired into an entry level digital marketing role, where I used Marketo to email-spam B2B and set up web landing pages.
Once I had that initial job using Marketo software at a B2B software company, it was much easier to lang other digital marketing roles.
I learned basic accounting at a community college-- Financial Accounting (3 hr course) & Managerial Accounting (3 hr course). I later took Intermediate Accounting 1 which was also super insightful.
But those first two... Wow. They really opened up the "black box" of internal financial operations within a business, to me. Prior to those first two courses, I had no idea what happens when I pay a cashier a dollar, and how that dollar flows through a company to pay their vendors & employees (as well as taxes).
Intermediate Accounting 1 & 2 (dropped out of 2) taught me more about how accounting statements relate to the stock market & financiers.
If you'd like a free intro, you can check out this free online college-level textbook on accounting: https://www.principlesofaccounting.com/ [1]
Accounting knowledge + Digital Marketing experience has been invaluable to me as a Software Engineering consultant (in the digital marketing & small + medium sized business space)-- I understand the language of business and can predict what a customer needs much better than I could before.
[1] About the author: Larry M. Walther is Professor Emeritus from Utah State University. He previously served as the EY Professor, Head of the School of Accountancy, and Senior Associate Dean of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business. Dr. Walther has authored numerous accounting textbooks and articles, and has served as director and/or consultant to a number of public and nonpublic companies. Dr. Walther earned his Ph.D. in accounting from Oklahoma State University and has public accounting experience with the audit firm of Ernst & Young.
Why: I've already built full stack applications (FE, BE, DB). I want to go deeper down the rabbit hole: learning the infrastructure which supports applications.
How: KodeKloud.com (fresher content than ACloudGuru.com), Udemy.com , IRC , eBooks, Various articles.
I didn't read the article.
Washington Post is almost always worthless as an unbiased source of useful information.
I went straight to a reliable source of data: Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"Software Developers, Quality Assurance Analysts, and Testers"
Job Outlook, 2021-31 25% (Much faster than average)
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/...
"Information Security Analysts"
Job Outlook, 2021-31 35% (Much faster than average)
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/...
No thanks. I'll take my remote job and live an hour outside of a city, to enjoy silence, wildlife, bonfires, and saving my hard-earned income in nature.
Large scale rent seeking behavior is not positive for economies. Just ask the Saudis.