trevcanhuman

  Location: Toluca, Mexico
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Java, Python, C, Bash, Processing
  Résumé/CV: https://trevcan.github.io/cv.html
  Email: heror0484 {at] protonmail.com

  Location: Toluca, Mexico
  Remote: yes but I prefer non-remote or hybrid.
  Willing to relocate: yes (I am a US Citizen)
  interests: cybersecurity, linux, robotics
  Technologies: Java, Linux, wpilib (FRC), some C, DevOps, webservers (lighttpd), basic javascript +php/xampp.
  Résumé/CV: https://cv.thetrevor.tech
  Email: heror0484 [at} protonmail [dot] com

My blog: https://blog.thetrevor.tech

The tech stack used to build the blog is highly minimalist, yet configurable. I wrote some of it myself. Wanna learn more ? See [0]. Well, now it runs on a Digital Ocean droplet after some problems with Arch Linux. I haven't fully migrated everything.

I'm looking for a place to learn a ton of stuff! I know how to drive.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30785816

My website: https://thetrevor.tech

and a blog where I write a ton of things.

https://blog.thetrevor.tech

The tech stack used to build the blog is highly minimalist, yet configurable. I wrote some of it myself. Wanna learn more ? See [0]. Well, now it runs on a Digital Ocean droplet after some problems with Arch Linux. I haven't fully migrated everything.

I'm looking for an internship or a place to learn a ton of stuff! In case it matters, I know how to drive.

  INTERNSHIP: yes please
  Location: Toluca, Mexico
  Remote: yes
  Willing to relocate: yes
  interests: cybersecurity, linux, robotics
  Technologies: Java, Linux, wpilib (FRC), some C, DevOps, webservers (lighttpd), basic javascript +php/xampp.
  Résumé/CV: https://cv.thetrevor.tech
  Email: heror0484 [at} protonmail [dot] com

[0] https://github.com/H-M-H/Weylus

As a GenZ human myself, I can't really imagine that much of a life without the Internet. In recent months, I've tried to adopt a less-internet lifestyle, such as reading, doing exercise, etcetera. But I still look back and think: if I hadn't had so much time to use a computer and the internet, I never would have discovered my passion (programming). I also get into a vicious cycle when learning new things: I don't commit to anything. (just Linux afaik) There's just so many technologies, stacks coming out, plenty of things, endless things to learn about that I never really wrap my head around what to really learn and dedicate to. But I guess that's more of a general opinion on learning things, not necessarily exclusive of recent technology.

About life, some tech and linux involved.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35620957

The tutorials I would recommend are from the Coding Train youtube channel.

You can make tons of games and animations with this, I mostly used it for 2d games.

I have only tried it on high school 10th graders, it's worked pretty good for getting them into object oriented programmming.

[0] https://processing.org

I'm pretty sure it does, at least with purchases. PWAs won't need to pay for apple's app store 30% cut.

There definitely isn't a solution in my comment. I certainly just critiqued. I did not mean that adblockers don't exist but that the solutions that my teachers seem to give me are also bad.

> That you can stick a space between the last word and the question mark to annoying effect, I suppose.

I didn't mean to make it annoying. I used to put it right besides the last letter but I've found that the French language uses an extra space. I think it looks better. I see you have a different opinion. I did not mean to be overly annoying with it.

I disagree. The private high school were I attended also said this about wikipedia. Yet it recommended using Google search and Google scholar for getting the primary sources.

But you know what I've found ? It's hard to read primary sources. I tried reading up on e.g. the cell. The parts of a cell. But I've barely found any primary sources for it. Everything is in ad-filled webpages or cool academic webpages with images but no references!

Also, I think recommending Google search is bad because it tries to guess what you're searching for based on the profile they have about you! That's just so bad for getting objective information.