awkward_yeti

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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   Me too, although I don't know how to go about doing this if need be, any tips ?
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   what if I want to start my contribution I just don't know which project to choose ? this assumes that I already know the project I want to contribute to.
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   why ?
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   I've seen this referenced few times as a resource for learning C beyond the basics. And my question for anyone who has gone through it, Is it worth the tag ?
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   Where is the ToC ?
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   So cross reference the common experiences from different small projects. That does make sense. Have you done that ? Or are you doing it at the moment ? because some hints of those projects ideas will be awesome.
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   Yes I can see the deeper meaning of the exercise, yet, it helps to know what we're talking about specifically. I am not proficient yet, and I would like to be, and I don't think it's one of those (When it happens you'll
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   > Pick a small number of specific skills you're simply good but not great at. I am struggling with this one since forever, what are the skills-set a programmer should enumerate through ? like how good they can connect to a DB provid
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   by awkward_yeti 10y ago

   Always keep a Beginner's Mind.