Old pic for reference
In the past year and a half, I went from 180lbs, down to 140, and now I'm up to 155
I also finished this semester with an A in my English course and an A+ in my programming course, gonna be going full time next semester
So excited to be on this new path
@SSBB_Firefly I'm biased because I ended up hating my career as a welder, but if people fit with the culture, trades do seem to be a good way to have stable employment
Also, 100% agree with community colleges. I don't know if Douglas is one but I still saved a ton of money starting there
@Light_of_Zwei@SSBB_Firefly @Len_Ult I think the idea is to test your understanding of concepts and edge cases and such. An argument can be made that if you have access to a compiler, a student can just try things until the compiler is happy, then try things until the results make sense, but not know why it works.
@moonwalkgrab idk if its just weird lighting but to me it looks like the magazine was digitally inserted by some app, cause there's no shadow like there is to the controller. I could be wrong, just looks weird
@ZerangoRage Honestly I look at prices and that puts me off of the whole process before it even starts, I can't imagine that stress being added on top of it
I just registered for SFU Tuesdays #23 https://t.co/BiDBruc0mS #SFUTUESDAYS via @startgg
I hope I can maintain this commitment and I hope I can see people I know. Low key need to see some friends lol
@Flan_BC At my level of experience any sort of sim seems like a lot to try and tackle, I'm aiming for something not much more complicated than an arcade game
Attempting to start a new game development project and spent an hour staring at the Unity asset store for inspiration trying to get my mind to latch onto something other than another tower defense game 🙃
@TaelurAlexis Even looking for internships it feels like companies already want me to be fluent in numerous different frameworks, database tools and types, and engineering concepts. It seems I already need to pigeonhole myself into a specialty to make it anywhere
We regret to inform you that we will not move forward with your application regarding the Junior Software Engineer position. We want candidates with 10+ years of experience with Next.JS and at least 6 years experience with Rust. We’ll keep your resume for other opportunities tho.