nezaj

17 ms·

121.
by nezaj 7y ago
Happy to hear!!
122.
by nezaj 7y ago
Hey HN! Co-creator here. We originally launched this course for free back in April. We ended up getting over 1k sign ups which felt pretty great. Fast forward six months later, we decided to remove sign-ups to completely erase the friction
123.
by nezaj 7y ago
We should play again sometime
124.
by nezaj 8y ago
Hey HN! Excited to share this project I've been working on for the last few weeks with my friends. We made a video course on going through the job search as a senior engineer. Originally this was going to be a paid course, but after mu
125.
Show HN: Senior Engineer Jobsearch Video Course (Free)(jobsearch.dev)
3 points by nezaj 8y ago|1 comments
126.
by nezaj 8y ago
This is reminds me of the new season of BoJack Horseman
127.
by nezaj 8y ago
Congrats Kush and team! Happy graduate from 2013 here :) Keep up the great work!
128.
by nezaj 9y ago
I attended a bootcamp in 2013 to switch careers into tech. I started working as an API engineer for a startup two months after graduating. Since then I've gone on to work at Facebook. I wrote this guide for people who are exploring and
129.
Show HN: How to Get into a Programming Bootcamp [pdf](github.com)
2 points by nezaj 9y ago|1 comments
130.
by nezaj 11y ago
+1 for Travel. I'm guessing you're in your 20s and have saved up a bit. You could travel awhile in India, Southeast Asia, South America, etc. You'll have some crazy experiences and reset your views
131.
by nezaj 12y ago
There are a few camps that come to mind. But it's possible they have changed since. However, I do have some tips on how to choose a good one. Generally the bad bootcamps will fail at the things I list here. http://www.codeca
132.
by nezaj 12y ago
Author here. I graduated a programming bootcamp in 2013. After graduation I worked for a startup for about a year and half. I had a lot of fun and made a bunch of money. Now I'm traveling thorough Asia. I've coached several friend
133.
Show HN: How to Get into a Programming Bootcamp(codecampguide.com)
1 points by nezaj 12y ago|3 comments
134.
Great(nezaj-blog.herokuapp.com)
3 points by nezaj 12y ago|0 comments
135.
by nezaj 12y ago
Very cool -- would love to see the source as well if it's available
136.
by nezaj 12y ago
This is bad taste. Makes me think twice about using Uber
137.
Show HN: Flask Skeleton – A starter template for building Flask applications(github.com)
1 points by nezaj 12y ago|0 comments
138.
by nezaj 13y ago
Nice work CJ!
139.
Functional Search(techcrunch.com)
2 points by nezaj 13y ago|0 comments
140.
by nezaj 13y ago
I think if a dev bootcamp is confident, they won't charge their students unless they land a job. You mean like App Academy? http://www.appacademy.io/#p-home Edit: I attended App Academy as well
141.
by nezaj 13y ago
I'm interested! Sending an email your way!
142.
Conviction(joeaverbukh.com)
1 points by nezaj 13y ago|0 comments
143.
How to Start Writing a Story(graemeshimmin.com)
2 points by nezaj 14y ago|0 comments
144.
by nezaj 14y ago
Solid piece. Having the right mindset will go along way for achievement. It will subconsciously guide you to making better decisions and give you the motivation to keep going when things get tough.
145.
by nezaj 14y ago
I've always viewed statistics as information about aggregates. Anything can happen when N = 1
146.
by nezaj 14y ago
I wanted to start writing. I got so enthusiastic about the idea that I started coming up with all these extra things to do. It wasn't until a month later that I realized I lost sight of my original goal. This happens to me often. In any cas
147.
Something Simple(joeaverbukh.com)
1 points by nezaj 14y ago|1 comments