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AboutLove Math and Computers
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SkillsJava, Python, DB, Analytics, Blockchain
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LocationBangalore
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@WeAreVenom
Understandable.
Which country or place are you currently in? -
What was the reason why you quit education, if you don't mind mentioning
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@lazyDev
Hahaha 😄😄 nahh.. I just wanted post something fun.. impressive that u noticed.
Infact you know if my friend's code is PHP.. and am writing python script.. definitely makes sense reusing it.
I haven't coded much in PHP though.. I am more of a Java-python guy..
But have seen few guys at office using python subprocess to call PHP.
Side note: impressive u noticed Python PHP thing real quick.
I think u might appreciate code reusing given your display name is lazyDev 😋😋 -
@suprano
Yeah it feels like interacting with people in Canada, warm and nice -
Also Unit Testing
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Seeing something nice after long time
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I actually thought the joke was intended saying Binary 11 which means 3 in decimal.
Rather thinking it as Array index.
Anyways few months before I attended a session from one of the great programmers of our time - Richard M Stallman.
One of his phrases was really interesting when he said
"We programmers should promote and protect freedom software so that non programmers can continue to have access because all are not engineers , there are other important works like being a waiter, gardener, policeman, firefighter etc."
So I think respecting other professions would mean not looking down on them when they don't understand programming nuances,
And not obsessing on how non technical people don't understand phrases or symbolic gestures we use.
Since we might not understand the inside jokes related to their profession.
In simple words quitting this holier than thou attitude -
Did you send him the short form of it :-P
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@neriald
Actually this kind of request to change the functionality doesn't come from senior right?
Usually the business or subject matter expert or BA gives these requirements
Or client gives the requirements -
@ftyross
Yep I definitely agree with getting paid on time part in corporate.
That is one issue in freelancing -
@zmzmuazzam98
That is awesome..
However if u are not freelancing, but rather working for a soul less corporate..than trapped right -
@thedevdevil
Yeah correct..
However
It would have been a Dev related Meme if
Passenger had said "tea" and
air hostess had answered as
"Wrong it's Coffee"
Because
In python print ("Coffee" or "tea")
Is
>> Coffee
Let me be honest sometimes wrong kind of Dev meme doesn't let me sleep..
I think it's OCD of some kind. -
I met Richard M stallman last month in one free software conference.
As always he stressed again one important thing ..
Can you please call it GNU/Linux.
GNU covers the major part of operating system.
Linux is only Kernel part.
I am just saying this because they worked hard, they need to be given credit -
You know what will help you,
Take tech sessions.
I do that, I teach free software related technologies in my free time (free of cost), to make people aware of Free software philosophy.
When u take sessions, especially for college students you meet people with different levels of intelligence.
It will make you tolerant, get a perspective that their so many other things to do apart from coding, and maybe you will meet someone special too. -
Also there are so many features in git that I don't when will I use.
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@maushax
U mean
New Car Assessment Programme -
@hack
I wish it was only that...
My experiences with testers has been that they have this weird sadistic happiness when they find any issue.
And I sat there thinking , wow is he happy because I have to work on weekend to fix this -
@bittersweet
Thanks so much , this was really helpful.
I am leaving for Germany maybe in August, will give a shout out in DevRant community , maybe someone might belong to the area where I am planning to go. -
@bittersweet
Thanks.. this was very informative.
I forgot to mention by the way, that I am from India... and currently looking at Universities in Germany for Masters.
From my research I looked at various universities and looks like Germany has very fine universities.
My query was, does Germany provide Return on investment, as in how do German companies pay if I work as engineer there.. and is tax in Germany high like other European countries
(I understand this high tax in other Countries is because of good health care and other public welfare reasons)
Also came across RWTH Aachen University in Germany..
It looked like a nice university, any thoughts on this. -
@bittersweet
@Kaji
I love how we are discussing about income , taxation and social parameters in Europe and USA..
I am currently in same dilemma..
I am planning for my masters .. specifically looking at 2 countries Germany and USA..
Ofcourse I am researching about Universities, But am confused which country would give me better Return on Investment.
I have lived in New York City for an year, so I do understand little bit how USA is..
But Germany is totally new for me,
does Germany provide good Return on Investment? (Sorry I don't know how to put this in more correct words) -
@Cybork
@Cybork
Hi that's a good question..
Yes python might not be best choice..
But there are both disadvantages and advantages to it
Disadvantages are,
Performance takes a hit.
Python isn't good for performance intensive parts of game engine for high end gaming.
And export options are limited to devices which has python interpreter...
That means it will exclude lot of mobile devices.
But it's useful to make simple games.
Python can be used along with other game engines,
for instance for level designing or dialogue tree, and then you can export it to the format of game engine.
Some game engines and 3D editors like Maya use python scripting.
So Python is not complete solution.
But it can complement the Game engine. -
@bittersweet thanks so much, that was really a very good info.
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Guys, what does a typical HR person earn.
More than us Engineers? -
Use python my friend
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Hi this is my first post actually..
It's a good question to have clarity on which technologies to start with.
However I would suggest "Python", to which is not in above list.
You can build PyGames using Python,
You can build games quite quickly.
There are lot of websites and YouTube channels for you to start with