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jsgoller1

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About jsgoller1

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    Really dope - excited to see this project come out!

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    Comment #18774286

    Well then, I'm happy with just your love.

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    Comment #18766383

    Both - my interviewing skills got better mostly from doing mock interviews and exposure to the questions that would be asked during an interview, but I'd say my programming skills …

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    C. I read K&R and did every exercise in it this year, and it really changed how I thought about programming, even in higher level languages. Specifically, I feel like it's made me …

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    Comment #18766338

    +1 to this. Reading The Bogelheads' Guide to Investing was a game-changer for me.

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    Interviewing. I spent about 3-4 months this year working on my interviewing and competitive programming skills via LeetCode, reading The Algorithm Design Manual, and taking classes…

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    I watched part of Udacity's "C++ for Programmers" course and was surprisingly unimpressed - their content is typically great (in my experience, like with their 3D graphics course).…

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    There are "bar exams" for medical doctors - they take four rounds of USMLE board exams before getting an MD.

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    > I've been fired from my last two positions without any warning or prior notice This feels more like the exception than the rule - especially if they are willing to spend a whole …

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    This is definitely true. However, as a sort of tangent, I think there are some types of problems in our industry that are systemic (like sexism) that can perpetually inhibit someon…

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    My major insight in 2016 was realizing that literally everyone has impostor syndrome. After talking to a few people about it, I've started asking pretty much everyone I meet who wo…

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    I've been reading _The Practice of Programming_ (Pike, Kernighan) lately; it's mainly geared towards Java and C/C++ programmers, but even as a DevOps engineer I'm finding a lot of …

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    This is a great book for introducing infosec!