mnault000

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by mnault000 5y ago
That's a good one, yes! Here's the story: Code an App that you tried to make mainstream, and you shut it down. Take snapshots of it, and fill the gap with that portfolio. Snapshots of past projects are gold. In interviews, i menti
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by mnault000 5y ago
I usually "patch" my gaps in my resume by adding a period in which "I learned new tech, while doing a contract". The tech learned was React, Tessel.io microcontrollers, etc. In interviews, that "contract was remote&
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by mnault000 6y ago
A wife sends her programmer husband to the grocery store, saying "Get butter, and check whether they have eggs. If they do, get a dozen." The husband comes back with 12 butters and says: "They had eggs."
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by mnault000 6y ago
:)
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by mnault000 6y ago
Funnily, I spend my daytime researching, reading code, meetings about meetings, gathering requirements.. doing the human interaction aspect. I'll spend a lot of time assembling modules in my mind, while doing the dishes or house chores
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by mnault000 6y ago
Hey man!.. I'm 53, and I design 3D synthetic worlds with physic simulators in python and C++ for the aeronautic industry. That's on top of still running strong webdev with the latest tech. So yeah, what's your worry?
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by mnault000 6y ago
You know, I went through this a while ago. As a side idea, I always wanted 1) an online double-entry accounting system (so i could update my bookkeeping from anywhere in the world). And 2) I needed a self-hosted site where I could put anyth
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by mnault000 7y ago
Thanks for sharing, and it's quite refreshing to hear your situation because.. you are not alone. I often feel that way.. dead end jobs, useless projects, lost of energy, lost of ambitions, I can go on all day. My remedy to this is jus
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by mnault000 9y ago
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by mnault000 10y ago
Try this site: http://www.allitebooks.com/?s=artificial And the books are free and downloadable :)