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eldacila
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eldacila
6y ago
if that does interest you, google site:news.ycombinator.com "How I learned to draw realistic portraits in 30 days"
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eldacila
6y ago
if you want to make diagrams in a digital format, I'd suggest using something like graphviz rather than drawing but, if you want to be able to draw as a skill, and be able to use that in both paper/canvas/board and digital me
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eldacila
6y ago
I think that, like any other skill, you need to practice, you could try to imitate the structure of articles/blog posts that you think are good
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eldacila
6y ago
I read your comment to another answer, and I agree with the others, you have to look out for #1 (this should always mean "look out for yourself"), work on your mental health, work on your stress, and try to find a new career when
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eldacila
6y ago
if writing software is what you don't like, you could try to go into something where you use software, rather than writing it, like a database administrator, a sysadmin, a systems analyst, or working in IT, or you could focus on a diff
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eldacila
6y ago
I'm not sure if this is the sort of thing you're asking about, and I didn't do this myself but there is a thing called the "International Baccalaureate", it's a sort of education plan that regardless of where y
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eldacila
6y ago
this, holy cow, this is certainly uncouth
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eldacila
6y ago
I didn't even think of this, I live in a country where there is no military, but yes, this
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eldacila
6y ago
making schooling not about actually useful information and skills, and maybe focused based on aptitude early on this might depend on the country, with some being better, or a lot better than others for example, in school, my teachers taught
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eldacila
6y ago
I'd say focus on making things clear and simple. Use period (.) more often, use less commas. Also write first, then edit for clarity. But don't re-write from scratch. The Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax attempts to fix some p
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eldacila
6y ago
if it's only one, then it is the idea that "the word creates objects", or that "creating a word, makes the object", and the power of language for example, you can take some time to study a language, until it becomes
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eldacila
6y ago
Location: Costa Rica Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C/C++, Python, Linux, Android Résumé/CV: (PDF) https://bit.ly/dcordero-resume Email: dcorderoch (at) ieee (dot) org
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eldacila
6y ago
I can't tell you why you don't enjoy programming anymore, perhaps you're more interested in other things in your life than solving problems? (because that is what programming is, at least in my experience, languages are "
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eldacila
6y ago
I got laid off on March 25th, I was called to go to the office the day before, told it was that "the higher ups wanted to see the team", only it was to get me to sign the paperwork, and give back the laptop, they paid a taxi to ge
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7y ago
Lots of people are getting laid off, I've only 2 years experience, and was laid off a week ago today, I was told it was a necessary downsize, because the company had suddenly stopped selling as much, I've been applying for other j
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7y ago
Location: Costa Rica Remote: Yes - ideally Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Python, Linux, Git, Bash Scripting, Embedded C/C++, Qt, SQL, Docker Résumé/CV: bit.ly/dcordero-resume Email: dcorderoch@ieee.org ---- I have pro
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eldacila
7y ago
I'd suggest you make a spreadsheet with as many job postings on programming that are near you as you can find (this shouldn't take longer than an afternoon), and learn the most listed language if all you want is to get an entry-le