I'm looking forward to using Golang. I built my personal website using Hugo and was very pleased with the simplistic nature of Goland. I Will also probably work to use more VIM in my daily editing for easier navigation. Also going to be learning website design, because I can build any feature, but I sure dont know how to make it pretty :'D
Ask HN: What is your learning plan for 2020?
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#12I am currently a trainee, so learning is essentially all I'm doing at my job. Also, I plan to take the CFA Level I exam in December. While my company does not support this, at least I can access the office on weekends where I have Wifi. If anyone has advice for the CFA exam (or comments on the usefulness of the qualification), I glad for comments!
What are your goals?
What work do you do now?
Why are you posting about an investment finance exam in a tech board?
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#14On the tech side I'm going to try to develop my python skills a little more. Expand my DevOps knowledge in my current professional stack which will mean Azure DevOps. Perhaps sprinkle in some LeetCode. I don't really want to grind it, but I would like to move someone warm like Florida, and it'll probably be a good idea to study a bit.
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#15Brushing up on some social skills. Been reading How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. I'd be curious if anyone on here has good recommendations for this area. On the tech side I'm going to try to develop my python skills a little more. Expand my DevOps knowledge in my current professional stack which will mean Azure DevOps. Perhaps spri…
Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi
Re: Ask HN: What is your learning plan for 2020?
#16Brushing up on some social skills. Been reading How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. I'd be curious if anyone on here has good recommendations for this area. On the tech side I'm going to try to develop my python skills a little more. Expand my DevOps knowledge in my current professional stack which will mean Azure DevOps. Perhaps spri…
I wonder how many people start with this exact combo and then it evaporates after a few months.
Re: Ask HN: What is your learning plan for 2020?
#17Brushing up on some social skills. Been reading How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. I'd be curious if anyone on here has good recommendations for this area. On the tech side I'm going to try to develop my python skills a little more. Expand my DevOps knowledge in my current professional stack which will mean Azure DevOps. Perhaps spri…
> anyone on here has good recommendations for this area Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi
Re: Ask HN: What is your learning plan for 2020?
#18* DSA - Princeton Algorithms, CS61B UCB
* Computer Systems - CSAPP, CS61C UCB
Tools/Frameworks:
* Intermediate Apache Airflow
* Elasticsearch
* Django
* AWS
Re: Ask HN: What is your learning plan for 2020?
#19I am currently a trainee, so learning is essentially all I'm doing at my job. Also, I plan to take the CFA Level I exam in December. While my company does not support this, at least I can access the office on weekends where I have Wifi. If anyone has advice for the CFA exam (or comments on the usefulness of the qualification), I glad for comments!
> or comments on the usefulness of the qualification What are your goals? What work do you do now? Why are you posting about an investment finance exam in a tech board?
> What work do you do now? "IT Inhouse Consulting", but basically I'm making myself familiar with the IT department of the firm.
> Why are you posting about an investment finance exam in a tech board? My employer is an asset management firm, which I should have mentioned.
Re: Ask HN: What is your learning plan for 2020?
#20Brushing up on some social skills. Been reading How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. I'd be curious if anyone on here has good recommendations for this area. On the tech side I'm going to try to develop my python skills a little more. Expand my DevOps knowledge in my current professional stack which will mean Azure DevOps. Perhaps spri…
Might be worth at least skimming if you're interested.