Guys, how much time you needed to crack it? I mean the fundamentals
This goes to programmers, thinking of going that route but I don't have neither the patience or discipline to learn
Build something that will actually be useful in your life
Build something that will actually be useful in your life
You right fam
I've asked for this in help, but it didn't go anywhere.
Does anyone know how to scrape the "What Are You Listening To" or "Street Rap Megathread" threads for Youtube links? Either adding them to a playlist or playing random ones would be a great feature.
Looks like KTT has an API at api2.ktt2.com where you can make a post request to with the right payload and it will return you every post in the thread. You would then just loop through the array of posts looking for youtube links.
You could also probably do it using like a chrome simulator and just scraping but idk.
Looks like KTT has an API at https://api2.ktt2.com/ where you can make a post request to with the right payload and it will return you every post in the thread. You would then just loop through the array of posts looking for youtube links.
You could also probably do it using like a chrome simulator and just scraping but idk.
I'm not the guy to do it. Just think it's a good idea
Anyone have experience with SQL? This s*** is f***ing confusing. If anyone has exp with the sakila database please help.
Been self teaching JS for about a month now on FCC and the Intermediate Algorithm Scripting challenges section has me fighting for my life (and googling almost all the answers anyway). This is HARD.
One of the music homies got me into programming again he's working on a little app for twitch streamers that do music reviews
Forgot dam near all this s*** struggling to even get this repo cloned
If I keep at it for a week or two a lot of it will come back I'm sure
Def got some catching up to do
i always get sidetracked when doing switch/if else in java and have to redo that section when i start up again lol
but i actually made my own lil bs ones for once and it was fun
Only times i've posted in here is when ive been down bad when i was still looking for jobs lmao, but I recently manged to get a job at a consultancy
If anyone is looking for job in London or Leeds (with a hybrid work from home model) quote me on here and I can refer you
The company is growing fast af so they're hiring a lot of people
This sounds very similar to my company... based in Southwark?
Anyone have experience with SQL? This s*** is f***ing confusing. If anyone has exp with the sakila database please help.
What's giving you problems?
What's giving you problems?
Everything
Only got like a month to go before the semester ends, hopefully I never have to deal with it again lmao.
The syntax is not like any other programming language I've used and our teacher is not very good.
This sounds very similar to my company... based in Southwark?
nah in the UK fam
Everything
Only got like a month to go before the semester ends, hopefully I never have to deal with it again lmao.
The syntax is not like any other programming language I've used and our teacher is not very good.
I'm not a fan of the syntax either. What's the class about exactly? Just learning SQL?
I'm not a fan of the syntax either. What's the class about exactly? Just learning SQL?
Database Management Systems.
It's not even a requirement but one of my teachers last semester recommended it, said it would help me get internships.
Database Management Systems.
It's not even a requirement but one of my teachers last semester recommended it, said it would help me get internships.
That title makes me think yall are using it for stuff aside from querying the data which would explain your difficulties. In industry you'd do any of the other stuff SQL offers before loading the data onto a SQL server and only do your queries there (unless you had an administrative role). That said complicated queries can be tricky.
I'd rec learning Python and making a lil project with it if ur goal is getting an internship. I can help you set up a web sraper (theres hella internet resources too) and then you can do some a***ysis on whatever u like. Maybe even implement some ML. The cool thing about Python is the libraries make it easy to do things which would be super hard in other languages albeit at the expense of memory management and speed