Programming has been a love changing skill for me, I do it out of pure love but I have seen its benefits. Despite only having done contract based work and still actively search for my
first full time role, I am excited about the opportunities it is yet to bring.
I’m open to new opportunities for building scalable and secure APIs. I am well versed in multiple web programming languages and can also help out with system designs. Connect me to your network.
Just realised how powerful my mind is. I have 4 alarms set 5 mins apart for days I work an early shift. On those same days, if I don’t need to work those shifts I never hear the alarm go off.
Life isn’t fair, never has been.
3 options, 1 outcome.
1. Do less and hope for the best.
2. Do your best and hope for the best.
3. Find a passion and be best at it.
At the end of the day, what will be will be. How you choose to live through it is what defines your life.
@Spriteware Hello Fran, how are you doing. I read your blog on Predicting the Solar Potential of rooftops. It is something I’m working on for my masters dissertation. If you have the time for a chat I will appreciate it. Thank you.
Making good advancement in your code 15 mins to your supervisory meeting and then the entire Jupyter notebook disappearing from your WSL instance 10 mins to the meeting is massive swing of emotions.
I tried to find people who were willing to help develop a product I feel has massive potential in the African market (Nigeria for a start) and I could understand why most people needed some sort of payment for their services. At some point I chose to go solo.