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just looking at the comments, I don't think I can even bring myself to read the post.
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Eastern Standard Time) Remote: Yes (exclusively) Willing to relocate: yes
Technologies: RoR, Python, nodejs, html5, css3, reactjs, TypeScript
Résumé/CV: Available upon request
linkedin: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jay-engineer-66b71644
Email: jayengineer6@gmail.com
I'm a full stack web developer who's been developing web applications for 8 years. Would love to connect with other devs and folks from HN.
I am surprised the number isn't higher
Does anyone have a good recommendation on developing operating systems?
This is absolutely gold. Very informative and hilarious pics.
I been waiting for other companies to do this for years. Its a much better overall feature than just likes.
Are they really going to be investigated? Like honestly.
Don't be discouraged at the moment. A lot of places aren't hiring. That being said, i myself don't have a formal comp sci education either, but I haven't let that stop me from being a dev. Comp sci is the one field where regardless of your former education, you can still make it based on your own merit. Plus the way i look at it if you have an undergrad is engineering i am sure you can learn comp sci. Keep on learning and don't give up.
Solid post. I think someone who's just starting out with ML or even basic mathematically notations would find this very helpful. Especially someone knows programming, but struggles with mathematically jargon
Doordash is also doing a no contact delivery in Toronto.
thanks for the laugh man. needed it today
Seems like an awesome course. Thanks for sharing
I am a Canadian and every time I am in the south, I make sure to go to waffle house at least once.
I get messages from recruiters from some of these companies time to time and I always decline it. Because I know I can't get through the technical interviews without spending at least a month preparing for them.
Thank you Guido for everything you have done.