Hey! I’m a 26yo Dev who’s had a company make it to the final round of YC interviews, worked full time for startups, and done freelance for myself as well as agencies so I’ve seen a bit of everything.
I spent the last 2yrs pursuing a self passion of mine that didn’t pan out and now looking to get back into the field. Willing to do internships to get up to speed with whatever stack is needed. Thanks!
Hey! I’m a 26yo Dev who’s had a company make it to final round of YC interviews, worked full time for startups, and done freelance for myself as well as agencies so I’ve seen a bit of everything.
Spent the last 2yrs pursuing a self passion of mine that didn’t pan out and now looking to get back into the field. Willing to do internships to get up to speed with whatever stack is needed. Thanks!
Audiobooks. My father used to read to me growing up and while I’ve tried to get into reading a few times I’m just a terribly slow reader. I have to read the same page 4/5 times to grasp any situation and honestly I just feel like I don’t have the time to read.
Audiobooks have single handedly fixed all of this for me. I’ve been able to listen to and grasp things like the dune series and how to win friends and influence people (unabridged).
Simply listen to an audiobook in your car or headphones on your way to work or at the gym or before you sleep <3
I'm 21 and went through a programming bootcamp. In fact I dropped out of college to do it and made the highest starting salary of the bootcamp afterwords (RefactorU).
Risk doesn't give you the right to hide something. It takes a lot of time and effort to go through a bootcamp screening process.
For them to throw a curveball after someone has passed all the requirements is just plain unfair.
How do you guys understand this stuff!?
The topic absolutely fascinated me, but after reading the paper... I just feel dumb. Are there any good resources I could use to better understand machine learning papers such as this? I mean I can't even comprehend the implications this paper could have? Is anyone opening to doing some mentoring?
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I went to a bootcamp called refactorU and got hired out of the gate. To be fair I already had coding experiences and just needed some validation and networks. It took about a month to get a job that I'm happy with!
Well yeh because you guys deleted it...
End of communication. nothing I can do and No one I can contact...