bpatel576

I've been thinking about creating a course around software programming. What gaps do you think need to be filled?

I've been looking at https://teachyourselfcs.com/ and wanted to get people together to go through the material as a group. If someone is already familiar with the body of the work, it would be great to have some mentors.

Slack Channel: https://join.slack.com/t/teachyourselfcs/shared_invite/zt-f80pmv4z-bdeyPwQq2DH9I4_Ya9IMnQ

What are some simple implementations of machine learning that people have used at their company that has resulted in a large win? I'm hoping for non-obvious answers like a recommendation system for their users.

If companies are going to shift their focus to remote work, I'm curious what we can do as software engineers to remain competitive in a global landscape.

I'm a self taught developer that has been working in the industry for a couple years now. I was pursing a part time master in CS but decided to take time off from the program due to the time commitment. I have about a solid hour each day that I want to allocate to learning new things that will make me a better developer. What should I learn? Also how can I break down larger concepts into chunks so I can digest them an hour a day.