o ok, got you. I'm not sure what exactly makes an application stand out. But I'm sure any project work you have done that you can speak of on your resume would be helpful.
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okay cool. cause i wanna be working before i graduate.
Man, I'm gonna be jealous if you do. I remember going to a career fair at my school and talking to this guy from AT&T or Verizon, or something. Dude was black and was like excited to tell me about the opportunities for work. He asked me what my GPA was while gathering a bunch of reading material. I told him my GPA and he put the papers back where they were and told me they were looking for someone with above a 3.0, lol.
Good luck tho. That would be dope if you could pull that off
KritNC
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Anyone have any links to side projects they have been working on?
I have so many stupid little ideas that I have tried to implement over the past year. I feel like this has really helped me progress as a developer.
I have so many stupid little ideas that I have tried to implement over the past year. I feel like this has really helped me progress as a developer.
thinking about making a sneaker bot in python that allows users to buy shoes from nike addidas etc instantly
Market seems saturated but good luck, you can make a killing just getting non refundable deposits
im still in college so will be mostly for fun and something to put in my portfolio currently ave 0 in it will be open source as well. my programming skills suck but think i should be able to do itMarket seems saturated but good luck, you can make a killing just getting non refundable deposits
Go for it. More you do now better you will he at graduation. One thing I wish i had was some mentor ship of someone in the industry during college because professors tend to be far removed from how things really are. Join NSBE too. If you build a portfolio and get some internships you will EAT good fairly quickly and will be able to bypass being underpaid your first gig.
thernbroom
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TrebleMan
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Anybody know of any good references to machine learning, one that doesn't use any language?
Most courses I see are with Python/R, but I just want the concepts/algorithms behind it. If it's math-based that's more in-line with what I'm looking for, especially if it explains it from the ground up.
Most courses I see are with Python/R, but I just want the concepts/algorithms behind it. If it's math-based that's more in-line with what I'm looking for, especially if it explains it from the ground up.
thinking about making a sneaker bot in python that allows users to buy shoes from nike addidas etc instantly
this programming shyt just aint for me i want the programming salary but it's just so boring
Reason why I didnt want to be a developer. Gotta go through years of boring stuff before you can get to an architect level or management and just focus on design and strategy.
