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The UI looks very good.

Change your IDE theme (dark background), change the font size, use syntax highlighting.

You could try https://pythonspot.com or a Python course on https://udemy.com / https://edx.org

A lot of more advanced things can be found on https://pythonspot.com

Bigger worry: What if a foreign agency can shutdown the American monetary system because everything is digital?

I liked this picture http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/JV...

From the article: "Still, No artificial mind will ever be humanlike unless it imitates not just feeling but the whole spectrum."

When you hear a spoken computer voice, this can come pretty close to natural sounding voice. Video demonstration: https://pythonspot.com/personal-assistant-jarvis-in-python/

I do think we are far from passing the Turing test, but we are getting closer.

phone,book, tablet. I read ebooks like I read webpages, quickly jump to the pages I need

You only hear success stories, but you don't hear all the things they tried that didn't work out. Success usually doesn't happen overnight, don't sweat it.

Those ones are other programs. Server seems ddosed by silicon valley. Try the cached version

I am surprised by this result. Denmark happiest?

Some tips:

Break the ice. New environments can be scary. Start a conversation with a joke. This is also good for the company, everyone remembers their first day.

Give them a face book with job and interests. This makes it easier for them to blend in.

Practice interview questions.

A good chair is a good investment, because it makes you more productive and you use it thousands of hours every year.

Herman Miller's Aeron seems like a good chair but personally I think the arm holders are not needed as when coding I put my arms on the table. Also I prefer less wheels because they are in the way.

Little joke, perhaps this chair: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5e/Emperor'...

http://medium.matthewblode.com.au/ is a deadlink, may want to fix.

You don't need a CS degree, but you need to practice and create projects.

If you want to learn Python I recommend https://pythonspot.com/introduction/