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anbardoi commented on GNU Midnight Commander   midnight-commander.org/... · Posted by u/pykello
anbardoi · 3 months ago
I have been using ‘yazi’ for a few months and I love it
anbardoi commented on U.S. fleet welcomes newest USS New Jersey, the first gender-neutral submarine   northjersey.com/story/new... · Posted by u/bookofjoe
anbardoi · a year ago
As a submarine veteran, I can already tell the U.S.S New Jersey is going to get the nickname “U.S.S Jersey Shore” by the crew one of my shipmates was on an SSGN and he said there was always some kind of intersex drama when there’s both male and female on a boat
anbardoi commented on Ask HN: What are you working on (August 2024)?    · Posted by u/david927
anbardoi · a year ago
Starting classes in my first semester of undergrad for a computer science major in Boston :) wish me luck!
anbardoi commented on ChatGPT quality strangely gotten worse   community.openai.com/t/di... · Posted by u/renek
anbardoi · a year ago
Switched to Claude a few days ago because I was noticing the same thing
anbardoi commented on Dumb website only lets one user in at a time   imherefor.me/... · Posted by u/hoffm
anbardoi · a year ago
Should definitely add a chat function so people can yell at the guy taking forever
anbardoi commented on Ask HN: What's your life advice to a 30yo software engineer    · Posted by u/mrbirddev
mrbirddev · a year ago
One thing I think it's always correct is that to think about what you can do for others, for your employers, for your colleagues, for your users.

People, especially men, tend to be so self-centric, that they cannot make decisions objectively.

For example if there's jobs opportunities you'd like to pursue, think about what they need and build your skills. Just give people a proper reason to hire you, to promote you, to use your product. This is actually harder than it sounds. You may find that your own expectations does not align with others.

I wish I knew this when I was fresh out of collage. Maybe you are just better in this than me. I was more of a dumb stubborn type of young man lmao.

anbardoi · a year ago
The one thing that always gets me, is a lot of companies want this or that many years of experience with x or y. What exactly can be construed as experience, if you have not yet worked for a company doing x or y? Could you count anything you do in college for that experience on your resume?
anbardoi commented on Ask HN: What's your life advice to a 30yo software engineer    · Posted by u/mrbirddev
anbardoi · a year ago
I actually want to reflect the question back to you. I am a 27 y/o wanna-be software developer. Getting ready to start college for a CS degree. Is there any advice YOU have for ME?
anbardoi commented on Ask HN: Is am online Master's equal to a regular one?    · Posted by u/NYUTandonScam
anbardoi · a year ago
Depends on the institution. I’m sure that there are many actual scams advertising an online Masters degree you can earn that isn’t real, but a Masters degree earned from an accredited degree-granting institution, whether in-person or online, is in fact real. Accredited universities probably would not offer an online Masters degree(that costs tens of thousands of dollars in some cases, mind you) if it did not hold the same weight as an in-person Masters degree.

If you’re worried about the job competition impact, I would suggest focusing on your in-person/on-site achievements when building your resume.

anbardoi commented on Ball: A ball that lives in your dock   github.com/nate-parrott/b... · Posted by u/Bluestein
anbardoi · a year ago
As cool and fun as this is, the OP is honestly one of my favorite developers. The app “Feeeed” on iOS is such a game-changer of an RSS reader, and any feedback I’ve had in the past, he’s responded promptly and respectfully. Glad to see this trending on HN.

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Most of my experience is with Python, Bash, HTML, CSS/SCSS. I am starting to learn low-level systems languages like C and Rust, with a focus on Rust. Im also getting myself familiar with relational databases. I'm still getting a feel for what I actually want to do, so I experiment a lot, just like to learn how stuff works.

I'm a junior developer, kinda seeking a mentor or someone to work on projects with. If you're interested, email me at eminent_went_0d@icloud.com.

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