What do you wanna do in IT?
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What do you wanna do in IT?
Honestly I'm not sure yet, either security or coding. I think I would do better with coding/programming,website design. I'm a natural artist,illustrator,painter.
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
I considered getting a goggle cert but I herd the horror stories of not being taken seriously when trying to get a job. I’m very sure it’s a good place to start learning tho. Comptia and Cisco the standards. I been learning a lot on YouTube, there’s practically whole courses dedicated to certs on there. Shooting for getting my A+ and CCNA this summer.
I’d go for the security+. That was my plan until I try to get a job at Microsoft
@Old Man Cain started the new job yet? If so, how is it?
Old Man Cain
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Friday is my last week with my current role. Then I start the new IT PM role 7/11
@Old Man Cain how was the first week at the new job?
Old Man Cain
OG
What up bro. Shit was smooth
Place is real laid back and my homie works here as well so it's all good ........so far
Old Man Cain
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We have a beer dispenser in our office 
. New office will have a full bar
. New office will have a full bar
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
BDP™️
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Same at my office. The break room got a separate fridge just for beer and wine coolers it’s crazy broWe have a beer dispenser in our office
That depends on what language you wanna learn and what you tryna do.
Are you trying to develop software?
Are you doing data analysis?
Are you hacking?
I don't think books are good for learning how to code. It's always easier these days to just sign up for CodeAcademy or FreeCodeCamp or an MOOC or take a Udemy course so you have a clear and concise project to complete and you feel like you achieved something.
Books are good reference material once you already know how to code and you are looking for a specific use case.
Like you already know Python, but you are looking to learn about data mining.
You already know C++ about you are looking to learn about exploit development.
That's my 2 cents.
Thanks,yeah I was ordering books today and I thought about getting some on Coding. I was thinking about just starting with "Coding for dummies" there was also a "Eveything you need to know about Python" book too.
I mean you can but I don't think it would be effective.
Udemy be having sales for new accounts. Better off just going on there and buying a course and knocking it out.
Or you can go on freecodecamp.com if you don't wanna spend money.
You gonna end up referring to Google and shit and reading 5-10 year old stackoverflow posts like the old days using a book anyway.
At least with courses and shit like Codeacademy and FreeCodeCamp you got like an active guide.
Books are cool but there's superior learning material out there that give you projects and shit.
Shorty right here got you making games like pong in Python.
Way better than anything a book can give you as a beginner.
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konceptjones
The one between three and three.
We have a beer dispenser in our office
We used to have beer in fridges when I worked at Zappos. Threw me off when I went in for that first day to meet my team and these Indian cats were all sittin off sippin brews while we were talking.
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
This is what I have for Python. I haven't done a lot with it, but it's seems pretty decent so far. I wrote a webscraper in python to automate data retrieval from a website some years ago. First time ever using it for any reason and it worked out pretty well (had to add the Selenium test suite to it to get past a few issues). Figured I'd get back around to Python eventually but I'm only just now doing it.
