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kidgorgeous
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gain publicity
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kidgorgeous
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There's a field in stripe that allows you to put whatever text you want in the credit notification. Gotta keep searching for it.
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data engineering
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limit everyone's access to the good shit.
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4y ago
talk louder/don't use earbuds
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4y ago
naw, I'm good fam
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4y ago
I got hired in October by just spamming my resume to any job within breathing range of my salary demands. I did this for 1 hour a day on indeed for a month. These companies literally can't find enough developers.
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it's not like she's never going to find out. you're making the decision right now to live in terror.
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4y ago
bubble.io is a popular no code tool. As far as the interviews, hire a freelancer on upwork.com or fiverr.com. You can even find bubble.io devs on there. Good luck.
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originally supposed to be open-source, non-profit.
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Start a Shopify dropshipping website, or learn SEO/PPC/Organic TikTook/Facebook ads, hire a VA, and pitch local businesses on marketing services.
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Upwork and/or Fiverr?
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Easier to move multiple plates. Plate getting washed anyway, so who gives a fuck about the bottom. Source: busboy for ~3 months
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Don't pivot. Go ahead with your original plan for creating trading tools for defi. There are endless amounts of gamblers in any market.
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4y ago
Yes. Second one to do it after Google's Deep Mind
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If https://bubble.io/ is too difficult, hire a developer on fiverr/upwork
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4y ago
Get certs in Machine learning, sleepwalk into quarter million plus jobs
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Basic Machines
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4y ago
Welcome to the club bub
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Real talk, the whole modern javascript ES7,8,whatever is to blame for the whole confusion imo. But all these modern javascript frameworks (angular, etc.) is designed to change browser state without triggering calls to the server (outside of
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4y ago
I just came from the beach where there were many smiling and happy families....so I'm gonna say no.
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4y ago
Take a nap. I thought this was fairly common but I guess not?
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4y ago
I would just get another job. You're not a slave. You can just leave and take your business elsewhere. There's no shortage of work in technology.
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Jesus, you're getting paid peanuts. I'm a 12 year full stack and I'm frequently turning down low six figure offers. My advice, go on indeed.com and type in "[your favorite language] remote". Take 1 hour daily and ap
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indeed.com. Set aside 1-4 hours per day and apply for every single gig you're interested in, even if you don't meet all the "requirements". Let them reject you, don't reject yourself.
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4y ago
C++ Primer Plus by Stephen Prata
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4y ago
quit being a pussy and just take the gig. do you want to be 90 years old always thinking "what if?"
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"technically competent" is a broad word. would you classify Zucks as being "technically competent" about every single technology at Meta, just because he coded the og version of Facebook
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4y ago
do what you gotta do. don't want to learn, apply to local web dev shops.
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Just apply for new jobs dude. It's not that serious
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