Most devs lack actual proof of the ability to deliver when under their own supervision. I would choose a tech that is high in demand. Javascript, Golang, Kubernetes. Use the learning process to develop a project. Deliver it to open source with all the bells and whistles. Know how to pitch the project and speak to its architectural decisions.

Eng managers love this proof of delivery. It will help in getting remote positions as well.

It will only take 8 days with all the delays and derailments. Oh and you can't bring your dog.

Boulder, CO - CU-Boulder - Drupal Software Engineer - https://www.jobsatcu.com/postings/97678

Looks familiar: https://github.com/yaronn/blessed-contrib

It says so in the README.md

> Go terminal dashboard. Inspired by blessed-contrib, but purely in Go.

He calls this out in the repo description.

Here is another similar guide. Easier said than done of course. http://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/

Patrick has done a much better job at this than me and I wholly second this, please read his guide first, then skim mine to see if there is anything useful in it. When I wrote mine Patrick's did not exist yet, if it had then I would have happily skipped writing it.

I was coming here to post that same link. It's much longer, but contains many more specific situational examples, and more comprehensive advice.

Thanks for posting this, it's in the same vein as the original link but far more thorough.

This is on the Father AND the Media. The father being a professor understands (or should understand) academic integrity. He knew the work was done by another researcher and yet he let all this acclaim rain down on his daughter for her "discovery".

It's a children's science project! How is this a story?

But..., but..., it's FOR THE CHILDREN!

I know how you feel. I would recommend taking advantage of meetup.com. You can connect with people using the knowledge and skills you have acquired as an engineer. The rest should grow from there. Most important is that you don't give up on trying. The burden of loneliness can drive you to give in rather than strive on. You have to win that battle.

user@uweb1:/$ pip install click Downloading/unpacking click Could not find any downloads that satisfy the requirement click No distributions at all found for click

The account was renamed.

You must have stopped reading before "and told her about it"

Sorry your use of hyphens threw me off.

Edit. Sorry again that wasn't you.

Where does it say this account was inactive? IF it says such a thing anywhere how long was it inactive?

The article itself claims it was inactive.

Incorrect. The original article says nothing of the sort.

The update which came after your post says this however: "Our only guess is that she did not post as often as they might not have liked."

But he does say elsewhere that she used it often to rate images. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7599802

Can you tell us where? I don't see it.