Tried to access no luck, time for the websites to buy temporary domains in the mean time 😂

@encore Yeap!

Time to make a coin call REP, you can totally pay me with reputation 😂

The security is there so that you'll think you'll need a password, like your first 2 tries 😏😉

@DjSall Just ceiling lights, flash wouldnt have such even lighting 😂

@tisButABug theres still a few days left, good luck & have fun!

@RealKC @dhanvi They should reprove all the science behind it too

@plusgut i know right.

@knuppelsmurf @gitpush similar things happened more than once. This was referring to a pretty niche app. I did get asked to build Salesforce + Shopify before.

@SSDD It is basically a dual screened Windows with the CMD opened running some script to restart the game.

@CozyPlanes i hope this is ur office address 😂
++ for the contribution to devrant!

@H1ghTech It basically removed my OS and refuse to install 😂 mbp 2015 here. Haven't be bothered to go figure out why yet.

@dontPanic he is in a meeting now using his iPad and apparently everything is not responding. So he is just spamming me texts about it. (Whoops)

I think it's lucky I told him to not do it to his phone before he enrolled on the beta program.

@JerreMuesli try GitLab too!

Came across s0urce.io, really liked the concept there. Just thought @cyanite might wanna check it out.

@stupidcats i swear that ad is so annoying 🙄

@codepoet i pay around 7usd for 3gb of data/month

@iAmNaN if the wifi is switch on discover i supposed? Searching for wifi drains a lot of battery.

Feed wasn't loading, but seems to be working now.
Posted that with web app 😅

@dfox

On careers, Udacity is build not on graduating students only but to get them hired. They have been very active in getting more hiring partners on board, with companies like AT&T, Samsung, Slack and many more. Also, they have a hiring platform for paying students too. Along with courses that prepares you on how to write your resume and other hiring tips. In the US, they have some guarantee on hiring, but I'm not very sure as I'm not US based.

Sorry for the spam, and feel free to hit me with any questions!

What you don't get as a free user is the mentor, office hour and project reviews. I excluded community as that is pretty subjective, but we do have a Slack and a forum. I got a mentor that has a phD in AI, there will be a weekly reminder to check in with them too, and you can basically ask them any questions. Office hour happens every month or so, you can submit questions in forum to be answered, for AIND, Sebastian Thrun, co-founder of Udacity is answering them. As Udacity is built on the idea that you'll be job ready by the end of the course, you will be building your portfolio during the course in the form of projects. You can submit your project attempts and receive feedback at your own pace for however times you like (which you don't get in school) and sometimes even further tips on how to expand ur project despite hitting all the requirements already. Overall, if you think you need mentorship and guidance, it's very worth it.

First, figure out if Udacity's teaching method fits your learning by going thru some of it's free content. Most content in the ND are similar to those available for free. My course had a lot of new content as Intro to AI was shot since the founding of Udacity, so a lot of it are remade along with additional content. Content wise, I personally think that they're very relevant for the latest stack as Google and recently Facebook are using Udacity as their training partner.

I'm currently enrolled in AI Nanodegree or AIND. I'll answer your question in 2 parts, is it worth it and post-nanodegree.

@klukas GitHub was in town for one of the events.

@Jasey @SHA-256 the stickers on the laptop are on the right spots 😂

Start by playing more games.

@NickB Just the variable name would suffice, it will be then evaluated.

How did the person managed to not get electrocuted while plugging that in?

@rookiepatty as long as he is meeting his earning reports he probably won't be fired anytime soon.