ftchirou

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   by ftchirou 11y ago

   > no matter how hard you try you can never teach a mouse to understand French. Maybe because a mouse is not even aware of "French". At least, humans are aware of the universe, they may not understand it completely but they are
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   Andela Calling(medium.com)

   1 points by ftchirou 11y ago|0 comments
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   by ftchirou 11y ago

   The Defining Decade - Why your twenties matter and how to make the most of them now by Meg Jay
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   by ftchirou 11y ago

   Thanks. That perfectly describes how I feel about programming.
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   Ask HN: I have 9 months to build a strong portfolio. Any suggestion?

   2 points by ftchirou 11y ago|1 comments
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   by ftchirou 11y ago

   I feel the same. I live in Africa and I have a deep intuition that technology can help improve people lives here, in particular in health and education fields. I really want to work on it but unfortunately I do nothing about it for the mome
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   by ftchirou 11y ago

   I've done the Front End Nanodegree. The most important thing in the Nanodegree is not the certificate but the portfolio. By the time you finish it, you will have a strong portfolio of concrete projects you can show to employers and tal
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   by ftchirou 12y ago

   Take a look at Udacity's nanodegree (Web, iOS, Data science) https://www.udacity.com/nanodegrees . It could be interesting for you. They said it may take 6 to 9 months to complete each.
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   by ftchirou 12y ago

   - Got my first job as a software developer. - Finally met my father. - Realized that I'm a much better programmer than I thought. - Realized how quickly I can learn new things. - Started knowing myself.