starting my journey with python today, always wanted to learn
python so fun to play around with
Gonna buckle down and prepare for Google interview after 3 years of sitting on my degree at an unrelated job. Skill decay is real
Computer architecture and operating systems classes at the same time is taking a toll on my brain
Computer architecture and operating systems classes at the same time is taking a toll on my brain
Yeah, it's a really bad idea to put those courses in the same semester. You should know how a computer works inside and out before trying to write an OS for it.
But don't let that discourage you. They were easily my favourite courses, along with compiler design.
Yeah, it's a really bad idea to put those courses in the same semester. You should know how a computer works inside and out before trying to write an OS for it.
But don't let that discourage you. They were easily my favourite courses, along with compiler design.
yeah i like comp architecture more than os right now
this is gonna sound desperate, because i am
but how important are uni/college grades for getting a software engineering job? (meaning i would have a degree in software engineering but not the best grade)
i feel like im drowning in my final year work already and it's not looking good for me
this is gonna sound desperate, because i am
but how important are uni/college grades for getting a software engineering job? (meaning i would have a degree in software engineering but not the best grade)
i feel like im drowning in my final year work already and it's not looking good for me
I feel like past an entry level position it doesn’t really matter that much, most employers will just check if its solid 3-3.5+ I’d imagine
and it also depends on what the role you’re applying for is exactly, like for web dev it wouldn’t really matter so much but for like SWE and ML/AI grads, it may be worth it for employers to look at it if comparing two different people
But honestly I think it’s mostly more important what kind of side projects you’re doing and showing that you actually care about the field you’re pursuing, a solid gpa is definitely helpful
I feel like past an entry level position it doesn’t really matter that much, most employers will just check if its solid 3-3.5+ I’d imagine
and it also depends on what the role you’re applying for is exactly, like for web dev it wouldn’t really matter so much but for like SWE and ML/AI grads, it may be worth it for employers to look at it if comparing two different people
But honestly I think it’s mostly more important what kind of side projects you’re doing and showing that you actually care about the field you’re pursuing, a solid gpa is definitely helpful
Thank you bro
I really appreciate it
gonna build a little jeopardy app tonight for some random apprenticeship im applying to
then spending all day tomorrow on twitters apprenticeship hackerrank, then back to jeopardy to write tests sunday
hope at least one of em responds
Hello, so a paper that may interest you all is the one associated with GPT-3.
Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2005.14165.pdf
Brief explanation: towardsdatascience.com/gpt-3-101-a-brief-introduction-5c9d773a2354
Gwern post: gwern.net/GPT-3
really want to start a side project as my actual work is boring as s***.
just don't know where to begin/I have no idea what to work on and I don't want that to be the deferring factor
i would be an ass and call y'all nerds but i dont wanna get hacked or some s*** so keep up the good work boys and good luck on your interview at google that one guy
really want to start a side project as my actual work is boring as s***.
just don't know where to begin/I have no idea what to work on and I don't want that to be the deferring factor
maybe contribute to some open source stuff to scratch that itch in the meantime? u might come up w something while doing that
i would be an ass and call y'all nerds but i dont wanna get hacked or some s*** so keep up the good work boys and good luck on your interview at google that one guy
Hello, so a paper that may interest you all is the one associated with GPT-3.
Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.14165.pdf
Brief explanation: https://towardsdatascience.com/gpt-3-101-a-brief-introduction-5c9d773a2354
Gwern post: https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3
actually pretty nutty stuff, you're able to essentially describe a task or an idea and the AI can build off of it the result you were expecting
Hello, so a paper that may interest you all is the one associated with GPT-3.
Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.14165.pdf
Brief explanation: https://towardsdatascience.com/gpt-3-101-a-brief-introduction-5c9d773a2354
Gwern post: https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3
so crazy. it’s a shame OpenAI have “exclusively licensed” this tech to microsoft... doesn’t sound very “Open” to me
this is gonna sound desperate, because i am
but how important are uni/college grades for getting a software engineering job? (meaning i would have a degree in software engineering but not the best grade)
i feel like im drowning in my final year work already and it's not looking good for me
There’s a couple ways to get that first software engineering job...
Probably certifications in certain s*** help as well. In the end when you finally get an interview it comes down to your knowledge and performance there, which is a flawed process (don’t get me started on how s***ty tech interviews are)...
After that first initial job though, as long as you get good experience after about 2 years you should be good maybe even 1 year. You can freelance in the meantime there’s people looking for individual programmers to work on specific projects for them and pay pretty decent.
okay so i got done with some basic html and css courses online just tryin to get somethin under my belt before i start computer science courses at university
okay so i got done with some basic html and css courses online just tryin to get somethin under my belt before i start computer science courses at university
thats good but its ok if you are starting from zero plenty of people do. plus cs is more than just programming
good luck!