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UAP.guide – the 15 min intro to UAP you can share at work
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Gibson Biddle Went from 2 Year Sabbatical to VP Product Netflix
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Ohai HN! I lead product and engineering for services and the project reviews system at Udacity - seeing this post gives me a lot of purpose to go to work on Monday. We are hiring engineers who are passionate about changing education! Fronte
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Udacity | FE Software Engineer | Mountain View, CA | REMOTE | Fulltime We are looking for an experienced frontend software engineer to fill a key role revamping our student-facing code review and mentorship platforms. You'll be joining
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9y ago
> However, throwing each person in a bootcamp telling them "coding is wonderful! you can master it in 5 seconds I am not sure if you read the article? The point is that age isn't a barrier but that becoming a software engineer
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A Web Engineer Takes on VR
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Soon you will love pointers and structs and everything Go. Keep going (pun intended). Your colleagues are worried about their own work and your manager has made a long-term investment in you, not about the first few months. :) I couldn'
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I agree that for rapid learning, focus and repetition are essential. I don't think you have to quit your job in order to change careers into coding, but for me it took a very full year of effort.
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I couldn't agree more. I had a few paragraphs on impostor syndrome that I edited down to "doubt" but I hope it was implied, you must ignore impostor syndrome. There are always going to be people doing Mount Olympus code and t
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I think you have accomplished the hardest part. Action is now your reward. :)
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I once said that "I realize nothing I do in engineering will ever end up on the front page of Hacker News." Feels like a once-in-a-lifetime moment. Thank you
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How I learned to code in my 30s
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How I learned to code in my 30s
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