I joined this sub to help people learn programming but I’m just about ready to leave. I’m literally going to stop trying to help because of these posts. Why can’t we just ban them? Does anyone find them useful? ...
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r/learnprogrammingHi everyone! I’m self-teaching through *TOP foundations (will go for Ruby path)* & would like to hear from any self-taught here who successfully found a job after self-teaching. If so, how long did it take you - folks in your 50s?
Did *GitHub* projects’ depository & community help networking for jobs? Is the market extremely saturated to secur ...
Did *GitHub* projects’ depository & community help networking for jobs? Is the market extremely saturated to secur ...
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The Tech Think TankI had a live coding interview with a company yesterday. I had prepped so much for the interview and this was the very first live coding interview that I had taken in my life. I was expecting one person in the call as per the interview schedule and another person joined the call during my interview. I was pretty nervous and they gave me a very simpl ...
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Just curious because I mostly steal my code and I see YouTubers who write their code magically while I struggle to find the correct methods in modules and end up copy and pasting some code excerpt and modifying it? Am I a shitty coder for this? ...
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So I got this idea actually from a reddit comment I saw a couple of months back when trying to research note-taking techniques and wanted to share it in case it may help others as well.
I've started studying Java again using the textbook "Introduction to Java Programming" by David J. Eck, for context.
I've always been a fan of physical note ...
I've started studying Java again using the textbook "Introduction to Java Programming" by David J. Eck, for context.
I've always been a fan of physical note ...
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TechCraftZonetype parameters, type sets, comparable types, constraint satisfaction
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Dev Tools Made SimpleFeature flags (often called [feature toggles] have existed for a long time in the software development process. We have been using feature flags in some way or another without even knowing it. The feature flag technique doesn’t require you to implement it in this way. Instead, you can control the flags remotely and turn them on/off without even cha
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hackernoon.comThere are multiple ways to merge arrays in JavaScript. You can use long or short approaches. I'll be showing 3 of them in this article. When working with arrays in JavaScript, there are cases where you want to combine multiple arrays together. For example, arrays with related data coming from
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www.freecodecamp.orgI am fascinated to work with GraphQL federated API. Recently, I was building a code generation framework that can generate actual compilable and deployable code in Java and connect automatically through GraphQL Federation API. In this post, I will discuss what goes into the life cycle of a federated GraphQL API. We will take a very simple Federated
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Web scraping is the automated method of gathering data from a website for analysis. Data professionals have a unique chance to obtain data through web scraping that would be otherwise impossible to access. The Python library ‘requests-html’ makes it simple and clear to parse HTML. We will use the free cloud-based collaborative notebook that you can
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Uber recently published how it dramatically reduced its logging costs using Compressed Log Processor (CLP). CLP is a tool capable of losslessly compressing text logs and searching them without decompression. It achieved a 169x compression ratio on Uber's log data, saving storage, memory, and disk/network bandwidth. By Eran Stiller
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