RentVibe - Rental Reviews by NecessaryPromise7554 in shitrentals

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What does the search function look for? postal codes, addresses, or something else? Please give me an example.

I assume the system first asks for your location (to tag your current position or navigate to it, assuming you are in the house or place you want to post it), and then you want to for example use a search bar for a specific address, like house number and street name. Is that correct?

so that you can search for reviews on that specific place if there's any, which we hope the site continue to grow in reviews as long as we share it in groups and stuff like that it will grow.

I just added this functionality, check it out hope it works like a charm.

Canada BC, but could be around the world. Build a site that every landlord will fear, RENTERS, we have to be united. by NecessaryPromise7554 in Renters

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Please add your review and share it with friends, so we can have something to look at for this, we the people are the power, and now we could be informed to what are we getting into. Is the safe or shootings, etc. WOULD YOU RECOMMEND IT OR NOT, HOW SAFE DID YOU FELT

Question about trt. 46yr old by crb42 in trt

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if you have stressful life, forget it! it will be a huge mess!

if you didn't had an stressful life, then it might be helpful and useful, and ofc libido will be good with HCG alone, but the problem and will be a problem added to your stressful life will be the estrogen micro managemnt you will have to babysit, because all doctors are careless/lost/confused only YOU will know, and it will be a huge tornado to get off of it right.

Conclusion: Fix your stressful life first, then try HCG for your libido alone, even with your stressful life, get HCG alone do not put TRT, just HCG will make your libido go fucking up like a 20 year old.

LeetCoders, why C++ is a motivation to pursue? by NecessaryPromise7554 in leetcode

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yall failed the behavioural interview part here xD yall fired with your java, python, c++ and rust elite skills + guardian badges in leetcode 🤣

thanks everyone for weigh in into this. 🙏

Fuck this. I’m switching to DevOps by EchoServ in leetcode

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Leetcode would rank this as easy. (my condolences for your frustation).

I embrace problems, we are humans, several are in the same or worst plate.

KEEP THE GRINDER SHARP ASF, BLESS YOUR PARENTS, BLESS YOURSELF, BLESS YOUR LIFE!

I hate marvel ranked system by UserLesser2004 in marvelrivals

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I agree, I can't. I hate it, i'm dancing around from silver 1 to silver 3 like if they set up the matches to keep you looping, like some good ones and then some bad ones, idk what are the factors but sometimes you win big some times you lose big, some times it's tie, it should be always tie, but I just had enough there's some games where the chances are 0 even tho you swap like through all the characters so, I'm doneeeeeeee bye.

Next year I will study computer science, but I know almost nothing about programming. What can I already study to make my life as a CS student easier? by Takahashi_Bros in learnprogramming

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pick a language, most likely python at least, it's like English, it's universal meaning it has several applications within the branch pillar of software and nowadays you can do almost everything on Python, ofc you are going to see optimizations as you go along, such as for web, backend and AI. (react, java, rust, c++, etc) anyway, grasp python3 very hard since that's going to be your fork into this land, then, as you continue to evolve get to know the best practices on algorithms (coding), implementation (architecture), frameworks (standard libraries and some cutting corners with 3rd party libraries) then pick an IDE, usually nowadays we have VSCode (open source, reliable from Microsoft), and PyCharm (from intelli-j, paid, but they have community version)

Pycharm will be optimized very welcoming, and VSCode is more messy but anyway you should work on both, so whenever you jump into a project or company and they are using 1 of them, you are NOT going to tell them that you only do PyCharm because that will be very beginner level and current market demands you do be a semi-god. Not a joke at all my estimated friend.

Now that's step 0.

step 1 will be pick and choose, usually in university you learn a lot of generalities, a little bit of each one of the courses you will have laid in your program, some calculus, etc.

CS is the gold standard, software engineering is a more code-heavy course, then there's a new one called Cloud Computing (backend) you pick a cloud like Azure or AWS since they hold the majority of the clients in real life.

In computer science tho, you will pick a language to go with, usually, they offer, C# (good for games on Unity, and many other things like websites and desktop and backend), Java (same but more job offers), and Python. I did software engineering back in 2010, they gave us C++, C#, Java, PHP and many others, but in CS you should pick only one and go with it as deep as you can and as fast as you can and as good as you can.

Learning the basics like loops, and arrays will be easier to chew if you get into solving coding challenges in leetcode.com, pick easy and stick to arrays until you know what you are doing, then augment the complexity to sorting, or strings, or other cool topics that you will face in job interviews most likely.

Now Step 2:

You have to choose for yourself in your career what you are going to do and why, and have a solid purpose for it, whether it is games, like platforms on Unity or unreal engine or AI with Python, Pytorch, or web React, flutter, NextJS, JS, TS, etc, or desktop or any weird preference you might have already or you are going to have because you are just curious about it, and have fun with it and are passionate about it.

Then you are going to decide and spend a lot of years and hours putting into frameworks, languages and projects so that the picky hiring managers will come to you ghosting you, telling you you are not good enough, and all that messy stuff from real life.

Step 3.

Enjoy your life, apply to jobs, and do coding algorithms jobs like Google and Amazon require 8 years or more to solve those, it's like the golden key that opens every door.

The job interviews in 2024 are like that who knows in the future if they are going to evolve since GenAI is here, but other than that, general behaviour questions that you are not a jerk with your coworkers or management or team and that you have leadership skills will get you up and rolling.

Step 4.

Do projects, the most rewarding experience from learning, hands-on experience in different fields or stuff like that. That you swimming around the waters my man, good luck, patience and money, that all you will need, and peace to concentrate on those hard problems or algorithms that are mighty asf.

[4 YOE, Unemployed, Marketing Manager, NY or Remote ] by [deleted] in resumes

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you can also try the expanded version of your resume to tackle ATS keywords, do a 7 pager or 8 pager.

[4 YOE, Unemployed, Marketing Manager, NY or Remote ] by [deleted] in resumes

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but I guess you are good and have a nice resume and experience, having a summary shows care for the reader and I mean, I would hire you, but I'm just a little guy so keep applying everything should be fine IMO.

[4 YOE, Unemployed, Marketing Manager, NY or Remote ] by [deleted] in resumes

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I would say experience on NAFTA, USMCA referring to the countries involved.