Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
so nobody in here has tried to develop an app and/or start a business?
Working on it now my boy
so nobody in here has tried to develop an app and/or start a business?
I can see in the case of database considerations, because I know I've come across the limit in MySQL or Oracle, but never in the actual code implementation has it been a discussion. Nobody is trying to write any 2ⁿ functions, but ain't nobody stepping in and asking us to implement Dijkstra's using a single register on the processor so we can get a user's management hierarchy or some shyt .I hear what you're saying but I heard it for the first time last month at my job.
It was about some sql stuff coincidentally.
So you're saying your employer doesn't care about your growth as an employee then?I can see in the case of database considerations, because I know I've come across the limit in MySQL or Oracle, but never in the actual code implementation has it been a discussion. Nobody is trying to write any 2ⁿ functions, but ain't nobody stepping in and asking us to implement Dijkstra's using a single register on the processor so we can get a user's management hierarchy or some shyt .
my employer probably wants to cut my whole org and replace them with Naps, growth be damned. They're well on their way tooSo you're saying your employer doesn't care about your growth as an employee then?
my employer probably wants to cut my whole org and replace them with Naps, growth be damned. They're well on their way too
This the biggest irony right here.At least he's respectful. Imagine your employer won't let you work full WFH, but want to replace your whole department with remote contractors.
Are you in programming?Wait there's folks in here that are in the office?? how Sway??
Are you in programming?
That’s why I’m trying to get into IT. I make upper six figures but nothing beats WFH lifeYeah but I program from my bed. Literally from my bed sometimes. I be sleeping with my laptop in the bed so I can just roll over and sign on
Interview on Monday: Engineer will introduce a RESTful API and the data needed to be retrieved from it. You will then walk them through your solutions. Themes to focus on are primitive data types and HTTP methods. It's gonna be in Python because that's all I used to know.
Are there any good YouTube channels I should check out to review? I haven't had any coding projects at my current job.
I found a random course on using the request library that I had downloaded a long time ago. It was enough to refresh my memory.Damn, I know this is late. But Python Flask & Request Library is the Goat.
I can't of any courses off the top of my head though.
That’s why I’m trying to get into IT. I make upper six figures but nothing beats WFH life
I love telling Copilot to explain this code to me like I'm 10 years old