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@avitron I actually did the same thing a while back with my job heading towards game development but then I going myself coming back for more after all the rumors about game development
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@AndSoWeCode you could see one of my latest rants and find me saying how hard it is to give those conventions and meetups.
And I want to learn machine learning and AI as I'm interested but can't find the motivation and can't form a good study group of people actually interested not those 'oh I'm good at everything and I can hack it easily'
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I'm an iOS developer and I've been developing apps for a year or two now and I don't see anything hard in it I just think it's knowing how to wire things up and avoid common bugs I've also worked on a couple of complex apps and the idea is just the same.
I want to know if I really want to prove myself well (to myself) how can I do that and how can I challenge myself more to improve.
Ps: I'm by no way an expert and I know I've got a big road ahead of me but I just want advise to improve more in the right direction
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