medhir

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   by medhir 8y ago

   Do you have any advice for developing this way? I've found myself too sticking in the VanillaJS camp, but not being able to talk about React seems to dissuade potential employers.
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   by medhir 9y ago

   Practice gratitude for the things that are going right in your life. Try and be kind to yourself. People you perceive as “successful” may themselves be facing internal hardships. Placing self-worth in externally-controlled goals sets you u
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   by medhir 9y ago

   You should try and break down programming concepts and ask lots of questions to see where their gaps in knowledge are. Instead of doing all the coding yourself, leave it up to them by getting rid of some of what you build and hand it to the
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   by medhir 9y ago

   paperspace provides pretty easy setup cloud GPUs for ~$0.40/hr if that's of interest :)
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   by medhir 10y ago

   I was unhappy with the curriculum mainly because I think most of the CS learning I did was very self-motivated. I spent a lot of time outside of classes reading about and practicing programming on my own. You raise a good point though. I wi
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   Ask HN: Should I finish my undergraduate degree?

   1 points by medhir 10y ago|4 comments
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   by medhir 11y ago

   I'm glad to see someone discuss their internal struggles so candidly. I also have a difficult time with maintaining internal peace, and your recommendations raise an interesting point. Human connection keeps us sane, and it's so e