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I spend a lot of time talking to early career folks trying to land a job. I know it's hard. You're doing a lot to keep up, apply, get noticed. This post is about how to use open source to help you on that journey; and if I can help you get started w/ OSS, let me know: dev.to/opensauced/beyond-con…
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One of my favorite parts of working with @1Marc and @FrontendMasters: help people make money first before you charge them for anything
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if you have ever sent an email attachment, that began with Mary Ann Horton's uuencode
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NPM was built by the queerest software development team I know of. It was the proudest time of my life to be a part of it.
Also, if you use a mobile phone or an Apple Silicon Mac, you're using Sophie Wilson's ARM instruction set.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophie…
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The @recursecenter sounds amazing, and I only know what I learned from this clip. I'm definitely going to investigate more.
The Recurse Center is retreat for programmers 👾
It’s not like a course where there’s a set curriculum, you come together with like-minded programmers to collaborate! 💡
🔗 scrimba.com/podcast/stefi-re… @Stefania_Rosca
This is such a great thing to find on a Monday. Everyone writing Typescript should install this.
🔥 TypeScript Error Translator for VSCode 🔥
Tired of TypeScript errors? Translate them to human-readable language right in your IDE.
🪄 Download the extension:
marketplace.visualstudio.com…
🖥️ Or try the online playground:
ts-error-translator.vercel.a…
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Time for a retweet I guess.
I created this account when I started working toward becoming a software developer. Less than a year later, I landed my first job. 18 months after that, I joined a new company as a senior engineer. My life is unimaginably better now.
#MyTwitterAnniversary
Many of us know Dante. Well, he needs our help now. Let's repay all the kindness he has shown us and others over the years by getting him home and ensuring he can receive the care he deserves.
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Is there a point one can reach in a programming career where they no longer have to jump through the hoops of the horrible tech interviewing process? Where one's past work and reputation provide the proof required to convince prospective employers they can do the job?
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Starting July 1, people who have received any unemployment benefits during 2021 can get no premium health insurance on healthcare.gov for the rest of the year. This could be a big source of coverage, if people hear about it.
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