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Steam deleted, the grind begins #100DaysOfCode

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What game ignited your passion for gaming? Gif only 🥚🦉🗡️🌴

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I’m honored to announce that I am starting my new position as a software engineer tomorrow at @StateFarm I’m beyond excited!! #goodneighbor

Junior developers do not know their worth but I am going to convince you! Here are 9 unspoken reasons companies need juniors and why you should feel empowered to negotiate:

If anyone has a portfolio site, what platform are you hosting it on? #100DaysOfCode #100devs

I'm now a 5 kyū yellow belt on @codewars! Come join me #codewarriors!. codewars.com/r/66kMtw

@MelkeyDev First timer here (thingss from yesterday lol) I think a mix of both would be your best bet, the engineering talk segment was very helpful but I feel like you’ll eventually just be reiterating things

For people who like watching my content, what do you prefer watching? The Engineering Talks segments, or the core Go/TS programming streams?

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SQL is the undisputed king of the Data industry. Data engineers, Data Scientists, Data Analysts all play with it on a daily basis. Here's how you hone your SQL skills for the upcoming hiring season 💰

leetcode.com/problems/ranso… my solution to #leetcode 383 Ransom Note (yikes) #100DaysOfCode #solution

7 baby steps to start with machine learning: 1. Start with Python 2. Learn to use Google Colab 3. Take a Pandas tutorial 4. Then a Seaborn tutorial 5. Decision Trees is a good first algorithm 6. Finish Kaggle's "Intro to Machine Learning" 7. Solve the Titanic challenge

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@TommiEng @Steam Unfortunately no

@nameisuriah As in @Steam for playing video games?

Steam deleted, the grind begins #100DaysOfCode

Anyone have any good springboot resources? Everyone Java job posting I come across wants springboot experience #Java #100DaysOfCode #100Devs #springboot

Does anyone know how stripe is built? I think the tech behind it is so fascinating, I wonder how you would even make your own payment processing software #100DaysOfCode

Then have the frontend host that parsed data, in addition to having an option to download the resume from the backend

The program is called “The Headstarter,” I am currently building the backend of a resume parser. The parsing of the text is too much to customize before the deadline so I think I’m going to simplify the resume and place the parsed text within json or csv file 👇

Day 23/ #100DaysOfCode: I am back, I’m in a software accelerator program and have been for a little over a month now. The best advice I have received is, “just build things,” vague, but effective once the building happens, I’ve learned so much so far, continued below 👇