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jardaroh
12y ago
What shock says is correct. Some of my thoughts: You list education and interests before experience, in my circles experience is the first thing an employer looks at and it should be listed first. Your layout lacks style or flair, you being
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jardaroh
12y ago
matlibplot is one of the best and most extensive plotting libraries. You also have d3py that is a d3.js implementation in python. Do a google search for python graph or python plot and you will find plenty.
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jardaroh
12y ago
Seeing pirated material for a platform or another means the popularity grows or at the very least, demand grows. In any case, piracy is not a negative thing and is often used to test a product before forking out money for it. Often I have h
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jardaroh
12y ago
I am in the process of using Celery with Django, awesome stuff. Can't say exactly what I am working on but I can say that some big jobs need to be run, rabbitMQ is my queue server of choice and celery is my worker. Celery with Django i
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jardaroh
12y ago
There is. Create your own projects or contribute to existing projects. Apply for jobs with projects in your CV and explain a bit about your role in the application body. You can easily avoid step 3, 4 and 5. Even better, if you contribute t
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jardaroh
12y ago
Languages have different pros and cons and also quite a bit of cons/pros depending on viewpoint. PHP is quite good if you like messy code and typing all manner of brackets all over the place, it is still good if you don't. What I
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jardaroh
13y ago
This depends entirely on what you are making. If it is heavily datadriven and you are only prototyping an ORM will help you immensely especially if it creates your database structures for you, for this I reccomend Django (Python). If you ar
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13y ago
I learned Django mostly by perusing the Django documentation. I did not know Python when I started. Best if you know what you want to make, then just solve the problems along the way. There are good resources on learning Django though, here
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13y ago
more OSes to ship with python3 as default would help. I guess another thing that would help is to change the narrative, even just a year ago python3 was said to be bleeding edge and if you wanted to make something production ready you shoul
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13y ago
This is simple, you can turn in your letter of resignation. While you do that, explain that the situation has just gotten out of hand. Thing is, a company can't just fire someone unless they have a reason to, if they feel they are losi
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13y ago
Go for Python, here is why: PHP is a nice enough language that can do almost every webapp task, however, you will type syntax far more than logic and will shoot yourself in the foot more often then not. Python is a clear and concise languag
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jardaroh
13y ago
Here is my story. 5 years ago I was an apprentice copper and tin smith, I have always been good with my hands, and because of the dot com crack around 2000 I decided to go for a career in construction. However, it didn't turn out that
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13y ago
woah, new beta site for php.net looks just like the old one. Thats awesome, then we dont have to learn the site structure again! But no really, clicking the thing to get the new look, does nothing.
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jardaroh
13y ago
yes. Especially when it is of this importance. Even IF it was 80%, which of course it is not.
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13y ago
Why? :s
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Leadwerks KickStarter to get on Linux
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13y ago
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Leadwerks for Linux - make beautiful cross platform games
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13y ago
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Help hold police accountable to their missuse of brutality
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15y ago
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