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I encountered the same lack of foundational computer science knowledge, but -here 's the twist- mostly from American students.
The best candidates I ever interviewed came from (in no particular order) : the Technical University of Munich, 42/Epita/Epitech, and the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.
For those who will not bother reading the article :
> I think having a CRA is long overdue, but I hope we can get to something that doesn’t further clamp down on innovation in Europe.
GDPR had the same warning label, and yet, today, it's wholeheartedly accepted as a great improvement over the previous status quo.
That would improve discoverability as well !
You experiment. It takes a lot of time, yes, but it’s not that difficult.
I find your answer and many other here overly pessimistic and unkind. Not every thing is about hustling a business to perfection and on the first try.
A decade should be good enough to keep you alive most of the time.
Anything else involving practice is going to work as well :)
To be fair, I don’t ask scientists to understand concurrency issues in programming. Only the basic stuff that is required for delivering a functional program. Yes, Pandas and Scikit-learn belong to the basic stuff.
So, they also do some -high end- implementation work as well :)
Their butter is, indeed, very good. I always get one of the first spring butter, when the cows get the fresh grass. Creamy and absolutely delicious !
Clamping down on meat is not enough, you need to also get around cooking everything in oil, and added sugar (basically, everything about your cuisine).
Yet, such a pain in the ass…
We do get some Tuber aestivum as well, but that's alright because they're displayed as "truffe d'été". No harm done.
As the article said, the "truffle flavour" has nothing to do with the real stuff, and outside of France, Italy and Spain, you probably won't get them on the market. You might be lucky in some restaurants all over Europe. But everywhere else it's propably not the "real" black truffle. Especially, if they put some in ketchup...
That's a nice loophole there :)
Anyway, it's not like USB-C isn't good enough and that they can't change the rules if/when a new connector get enough support. And to get enough support, it most likely means that it has to be compatible (in some way) with USB-C. That's a nice feature.
Oh yes, I'm glad to see other with similar opinion.
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I'm not sure this is a valuable use of your time. It's not an option a young person will miss as they get older.
Building a nerwork in Africa, however, is a great idea !
This is not an excuse, all it takes to have a decent -or even a good UX- is one person asking the right questions and following up by interviewing a few folks during the sign up process.
It could be done in less than 2 hours or during a coffee break.
Getting the right experience and setting aside the time to do it is just business as usual for any product owner, even if they work during they free time.