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Big thank you to our developers for utilizing innovative tech to help make education more accessible for students.
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@cherthedev I remember I was in college and one interview I had was exactly what I had been thought the last semester, with pointers and all. Forward now a lot of years later and I wouldn't do as well in that test even though I have more experience as a developer.
@FireTorn15 @cherthedev I don't know now Twitter works it seems, meant to add this to the other responses but it seems to be a different conversation now
@FireTorn15 @cherthedev I was thought to do that on my house as well, now I'm confused, am I supposed to not do that? How will I know if the egg if rotten or not 🤔
@ithayla I am from Uruguay and live here currently, I've been playing board games for ~8 years and have over 50 board games. I am just a Web Developer so I have no actual studies in the area, just my life as experience, but if I can help they can contact me here : ).
@saminacodes I remember my first coding assignment, I was actually studying Civil Engineering at the time, they told me to do something with Matrix on MatLab and I didn't understand what writing text on a file had to do with coding, or what it was supposed to do, I was very confused.
@AbdGeeky @saminacodes We do share a border and I know at least in a couple of places you can just cross the street to the other country yes : ). I haven't been to one myself though, only crossed that border twice as a kid but didn't stay in it.
We are at peace with Brasil yes ^^.
@saminacodes Sorry for the long response, not used to Twitter, it seems I need to learn to be more succinct.
I wonder now, how is your name pronounced correctly as you and your family would pronounce it? I found this but not sure if it's right https://t.co/GxCdU63Bin
@saminacodes So a funny? story I'm a native Spanish speaker and English is my second language, but being a developer I do speak English on a daily basis with clients and other coworkers. A couple months ago something was brought to my attention,...
@saminacodes it's been very difficult to start changing pronunciations when a Spanish name comes up in a conversation since I have to change how my mouth is positioned for just one word and then go back. And it never occurred to me that it would bother someone, as it never bothered me.
@saminacodes When I speak English it's like I turn a switch in my mind and start pronouncing everything in English, even my name people in English tend to pronounce different than in Spanish of course and so would I, it just feels natural, ...
@saminacodes ...one of my Spanish speaking and Spanish named coworkers didn't like how I pronounced their name when I was speaking English, it had _never_ occurred to me to think about it.