You are focusing on the wrong items. You keep on going back to your weakness in math which in reality only disqualifies you from a select handful of jobs in dev

You are focusing on the wrong items. You keep on going back to your weakness in math which in reality only disqualifies you from a select handful of jobs in development. I don't know the specific segment that your are targeting but from your mentioning django I am going to assume web. While math skills are never a detriment that are really not that valuable in web. Understanding business logic and creativity trump math and raw CS a thousand fold. You need to accentuate the fact that you are creative (if you are) and that you can contribute real solutions to real problems or envision new markets that can be pursued via technology. These are the things that you need to highlight in an interview not that you can code or that you are poor in math. Coding is a small portion of a good developers toolkit.