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Now they're talking about putting me on an IOS app dev project :jbhmm:




I don't think this post accurately sums up how I feel so lemme try again. :jbhmm:
































































Now they're talking about putting me on an IOS app dev project
Throw the damn towel head shaking
 
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So that means you need to learn a new language like Swift? or something like React Native?



Yep, but I'm not sure which language yet. My manager pulled me to the side and told me that he's submitted my name for this project but I don't know anything about it at all yet. I told him I have no experience building apps (at all) and he told me, "I believe in you :smugfavre: "



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Yep, but I'm not sure which language yet. My manager pulled me to the side and told me that he's submitted my name for this project but I don't know anything about it at all yet. I told him I have no experience building apps (at all) and he told me, "I believe in you :smugfavre: "



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Least it sounds like the manager likes you and trusts you with it :manny:
 

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I don't think this post accurately sums up how I feel so lemme try again. :jbhmm:
































































Now they're talking about putting me on an IOS app dev project
Throw the damn towel head shaking

Is it an existing project or one being built from scratch?

I'm not going to say it's easy because I've been doing iOS dev for a while now, so I'm biased. But there's a ton of resources out there on iOS development that can help get you up to speed.

If you do end up on this iOS project and it's written in Swift/Objective-C (I'd really hope it isn't Objective-C though :mjlol:), feel free to ping me if you get stuck or have questions about iOS development.
 
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Is it an existing project or one being built from scratch?

I'm not going to say it's easy because I've been doing iOS dev for a while now, so I'm biased. But there's a ton of resources out there on iOS development that can help get you up to speed.

If you do end up on this iOS project and it's written in Swift/Objective-C (I'd really hope it isn't Objective-C though :mjlol:), feel free to ping me if you get stuck or have questions about iOS development.





Thank you, breh. I will definitely take you up on this. :wow:
 

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OCEAN further breaks down into two components per trait as follows, openness and intellect, industriousness and orderliness, enthusiasm and assertiveness, politeness and compassion, and finally, withdrawal and volatility. Straightforwardly, assign a value of 1–100 for each of the ten traits and the output will align with that of any English speaking person. Personality is a sliding scale based on frequencies. Adjusting the frequencies produces different personalities. Create a smart contract based on this idea.

As an AI language model, I can provide you with the logic and algorithmic steps for creating a smart contract based on the idea you have proposed. However, please note that the implementation of this smart contract requires programming skills and the use of appropriate blockchain technology, and it's not within my scope of capabilities. Here are the steps:

  1. Define the purpose of the smart contract: The smart contract's primary goal is to assign a value between 1 to 100 to each of the ten OCEAN traits based on user inputs and create a unique personality profile based on the assigned values.
  2. Identify the user inputs: The smart contract should be designed to accept user inputs in the form of sliders or text fields. The user should be able to input their preferred frequency for each of the ten traits.
  3. Assign values to the inputs: Once the user inputs are received, the smart contract should assign a value between 1 to 100 to each of the ten OCEAN traits based on the user's preferred frequency. For instance, if a user selects a high frequency for openness, the smart contract should assign a value closer to 100 for the openness trait.
  4. Calculate the personality profile: After assigning values to the inputs, the smart contract should calculate a unique personality profile for the user based on the assigned values. The personality profile should be a combination of the values assigned to the ten OCEAN traits.
  5. Record the personality profile: Finally, the smart contract should record the personality profile on the blockchain for future reference. The personality profile can be linked to the user's public address, ensuring that only the user can access it.
  6. Implement the smart contract: The smart contract should be implemented using appropriate blockchain technology such as Ethereum, Solidity, or Hyperledger Fabric. Appropriate security measures should be implemented to ensure that user data is secure and only accessible by authorized parties.
Overall, the smart contract should provide a user-friendly interface for users to input their preferred frequency for each of the ten OCEAN traits, assign a value between 1 to 100 to each trait, calculate a unique personality profile, and record it on the blockchain for future reference.

I've been learning solidity, but I need gpt-4 to write smart contracts for me. :lupe: I'm working on a tower of babel.
 
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