tsingy

Anything for juniors?

How is the job market for juniors? Functional programming jobs seems to be anti-juniors when hiring.

Was in the same boat, but without money, so I made this [open source bootcamp](https://github.com/Lesabotsy/bootcamp). It has everything to get you from 0 to a competent junior and you would be able to pass interviews. All free resources, in English, from some of the best universities in the world. Now I work as a back-end java developer, fully remote btw.

Are you building this alone or with a team? Kind of impressive if alone.

Any site you recommend for searching?

Compilation of courses I made for self study https://github.com/Lesabotsy/bootcamp

Oh my god, SageMath helped me so much when learning mathematics. Thank you, so so much you for the amazing work you've put in, the world needs more people like you.

Yeah I see it a lot, but most part of Africa are still not seriously considered. And if they are, it's probably through some agency that will make most of the "cut" while paying the locals minimum wage. I can still go back to EU if things don't work out, but I'll try this way for now.

No worries about my life, I'm good. Just wanting to do something different as a job. Thanks for defending me :)

You don't mean to, but you actually do. Come off your high horse and stop assuming things you don't know. Please do not misinterpret what I wrote, I think it's clear enough.

I'm trying to break into SE (at 32 from an accounting background), but not having a US/EU passport and living in a third world makes it hard. So I will say that depending on where you are from, things can get tricky. But the usual still stands, you get jobs by knowing the right people.

They are profitable, this is just an attempt to get more money.

What is "hard for most programmers" exactly?

> it was a legitimate use of a financial freedom app for Bitcoin?

There a no legitimate use of cryptocurrencies ...

My free open source bootcamp https://github.com/Lesabotsy/bootcamp. Made it when I got asked your exact question too many times.

Here is my bootcamp https://github.com/Lesabotsy/bootcamp, which if you are serious about learning is the best to learn imo. There is a link to a discord group where people hangout and discuss the courses. Everything is free and open btw.

What are hard things?

> negative impact on YouTube and it's search function.

Maybe, but no rules are broken, so no reason to act.

Start with this https://mml-book.github.io/

Then this https://probml.github.io/pml-book/book1.html

Define not interesting work?

> work remotely for a US company?

I'm looking into it, do you have any tips on how to?

Try finding something that he likes, that could be enhanced with programming to start with. Mine was fantasy basketball, doing it with the help of computers is so much better than by hand.

The book that made things click for me was Maths: A Student's Survival Guide by Jenny Olive. Give it a shot, use a calculator for everything. IMO in the age of computers let computers do the calculations and just learn to have intuitions.

Might interest some people looking to learn some Computer Science basics. It's a small aggregation of openly auditable university courses.

What are the requirements to get into Toptal? Anyone from anywhere can apply?

My go to: https://elementsofprogramminginterviews.com/

Why not use Neovim + LSP?

Math :)

OS: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/

Databases: https://15445.courses.cs.cmu.edu/fall2022/ | https://15721.courses.cs.cmu.edu/spring2023/

Computer Networking: No idea

No it's not worth it, learn the basics and go write code and build stuff.