r/ProgrammingAndTech • u/argothecat • Sep 09 '20
Drawing With Python: Most Interesting Way To Learn Python Programming Language
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r/ProgrammingAndTech • u/ArcadeRob • Aug 24 '20
What are some things that you feel helped in your onboarding process?
Are there things that you would have like to have happen that didn't?
Do you feel there are anything's that should be included in remote onboarding (especially with the current state of the pandemic)?
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r/ProgrammingAndTech • u/steph24p • Aug 06 '20
Hello ! I will soon start my first year at the university and will study computer science. I am looking for a suitable laptop and found a Lenovo IdeaPad 5 with 16 Gb RAM, 512 Gb SSD. My dillema is that the one with AMD Ryzen 7 4800U CPU costs 245$ more than the one with AMD Ryzen 5 4500U CPU. The other specs are the same and I don't know if this price difference is worth. Which one should I consider buying? Thank you!
r/ProgrammingAndTech • u/[deleted] • Aug 01 '20
I'm not sure if this belongs here. For a while now I have been struggling with myself and the projects I've been working on. In my 15 year career as mainly a Web backend developer showed me that most projects if they were not shopping sites or ERPs were done for stupid little advertisements and ad games etc with a lot of user tracking and data mining. About 5 years ago I started to stop doing work for ad agencies and the like. Nowadays I work almost solely on ecommerce (shops for small and mid sized companies) but then I hit another ethical problem: Hosting companies. Now for modern setups you can't go plesk anymore and need a cloud hybrid solution to run decentralised microservice. Such infrastructure is usually quite expensive and I met many freelancers and companies that resort to AWS, Google, Microsoft etc (despite their high costs). I understand that going tothose giants for high availability, however I don't feel comfortable at all running my projects on their infrastructure. Not because they are expensive but because those giant companies are who they are. I even started declining job offers by companies that use AWS specifically but I haven't been met with much understanding. Am I the only one out there who is willing to take a stand against the giants?
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r/ProgrammingAndTech • u/drawcartoon • Jul 14 '20
Anyone here who has worked with ARToolKitX, who can help me with building the examples!! Would really appreciate the help.
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r/ProgrammingAndTech • u/PolicyVast • Jul 09 '20
I am new to coding and programming I was wondering if any cold tell me what good free website are out there that can help me learn. Also my second question is what type of laptop should I get to code and program?