we need a KTT2 discord for this thread. only people who are itt can participate

Want to watch it on the big screen this time

Learning R and Python is on my long-term to-do list currently and I could benefit from learning more as I am currently doing research work and plan on pivoting to tech in the future

Gonna start learning Python soon hopefully 🙏🏼

End of selah going into

Father I stretch, stretch my hands to you

You could always hook up your PC to your tv

but yeah the apple tv apple music app should work fine

I always expect to hear that after playin Selah

The first step is - make sure the bag is right

Shoutout all the homies making bank off some computer nerds s***

Jake the snake

How Tf is jik even hated

I really don't get it lol

Classics only tonight

easiest language to learn

Found out today my drivers license was expired

imagine if i didnt realize til I got to the airport next week

just ordered a new one online.

how long had it been

Oh you’re not in that?

Python is a great language to learn, it's been around for a while but a lot of uses are starting to pop up over the last couple years. You can find a job easily making really good money if you get proficient. Best part is you can get proficient online, there are a ton of free resources. I personally learned python on CodeAcademy then perfected it by building personal financial web apps

Chick at the liquor store told me I couldn't buy tequila and I was like why

"Your license has been expired for 6 months"

Lmao

It’ll be mostly for my own development in the beginning.

Hoping to one day start a particular project (not gonna jynx it tho)

In the meantime doing some sidehustles to bring in some bandz tho

He was driving on a suspended license

Sounds hard af

just since May

Gotta call the airline tomorrow make sure I'm good with my old ID and my temp paper ID

Caps was necessary

Mans really was yelling

two great in demand languages right now. I learned Python on codeacademy, took me like a week of doing the exercises online then started fooling around with personal projects. If you spend like 15 minutes a day practicing you'll become proficient in no time and be able to land a really sick high paying job

What are books you can recommend on programming in general / python?

I kinda want to do full stack development. Mainly cus i personally love creating a full app and experience and cus of the easy money of building websites