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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
The way I got into tech was through conferences, not as an attendee but as a volunteer. Whatâs interesting about conferences is that the people there who are truly getting shit done, show up for the one thing they need and then leave as fast as possible. Aside from hackathons, everything else is just a vacation.
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binocularsXL
@binocularsx
Youâve learnt a lot things just by being there The other day you learned programming by attending a few classes, it wasnât even you class haha Youâre a real adventurer of knowledge huh?
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
Learning for a lifetime is a gift that only humans seem to possess, I dare not waste that
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binocularsXL
@binocularsx
I really respect that The actually reminds me I didnât get to know if you even finished college or what did actually major in What was it?
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
I dropped out of high school at 16, didnât feel like wasting my time any longer đ
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binocularsXL
@binocularsx
What?!đ From where I come from, I wonât say school is necessary to survive but it is an essential (even though Iâm quickly realizing itâs about the skills you have lmao) Plus my parents would have killed me, if I tried that
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
School is the slowest way to learn anything, at least in the US. I canât speak to anywhere else. My parents didnât have a choice because tbh Iâve never cared what they think about almost anything. I love them, theyâre great people, but their ideas were not mine đ¤ˇââď¸
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