Hey all - this is a last-ditch request to @TeamYouTube@YouTubeCreators to remonetize my channels. I am asking for a MANUAL, HUMAN review. My family and I are literally facing the loss of our home because bots think I'm inauthentic. So to anyone I have ever provided authentic
If your mind is empty, it is always ready for anything; it is open to everything. In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities; in the expert’s mind there are few.
—Shunryu Suzuki, Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind
We're still in awe of the brilliance and creativity displayed by our #futuretechboses at our virtual #ReimaginingBlackFutures#hackathon! From affirmation apps to Black history-inspired educational games, we are beyond proud of what our #techdivas were able to accomplish.
For those not aware, the 30-Day LeetCoding Challenge is in progress. My team and I will be doing it to start our meetings. Come join us in this challenge!😀
https://t.co/3eX1Jidl3m
@kauresss How about this:
let q = (n = 4) => n ? (q(n-1), console.log('*'.repeat(n))) : ''
or this:
let q = (n = 4) => n ? (console.log('*'.repeat(q(n-1))), n + 1) : 1
😜
I thought I should share this question I used for a mock interview:
What's the output of this code:
const f = (a,b,c) => a * b - c;
const x = f.bind(null, 10);
const y = x.bind(null, 5);
const z = y.bind(null, 25);
console.log(f(3,2,1), x(7,2,5), y(9,2,3), z(1,2,3))
Tbh I’m getting a bit irked by all these “do these things if you want to be a great programmer” or “things you have to do to be successful” blogs.
I understand the sentiments but there isn’t “one path fits all” guide to being successful. And success is subjective 🙇♀️
Long ago I thought of myself as a Delphi programmer, then I described myself as a PHP programmer, but today I just assume myself as a problem solver, who incidentally knows how to program.
Happy #WomenInScience Day!
Join us in celebrating these fearless pioneers whose achievements changed the world forever & trail blazed a path in science for girls around the world to follow!