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🚨For all BIS students, 🖥️ CS Community invites you to a guest lecture with “Uzbek Open Source Advocate” and the contributor of many open source projects. It is a great opportunity to learn more about the latest technologies and trends in software engineering. 🚀 About speaker: orzklv, is a senior software engineer at Uzinfocom and the founder of an IT community called “Mad Maids”. He started his programming journey back in 2010 and has gained 10+ years of commercial experience. Event details: - Date: January 12th (Friday) - Time: 15:00 - Venue: SHB 206 💡Don’t miss the chance to explore more about software engineering and ask questions about computer science in general.

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Я не продаю, а ищу кому помочь... Mне нужна ваша помощь в распространении моего телеграм-канала. Я веду этот канал уже год, и я хочу сюда подключать больше ресурсов и пытаться донести информацию о финансовой грамотности большему количеству людей. К сожалению, большинство населения из пост-советских стран финансово не грамотное. Я видел, как за последние 2-3 года очень много людей, включая моих знакомых, стали жертвами мошенников и блогер-экспертов, которые продавали своим подписчикам финансовые продукты, даже не понимая, что это и как это работает. К сожалению, законодательство в наших странах не защищает нас (потребителей) от таких финансовых пирамид, как это делается в развитых странах. Я надеюсь, что мой опыт и знания помогут людям немного глубже понять, как работают деньги, различать хорошие инвестиции от финансовых пирамид, чтобы различные мошенники не могли обманывать, и мы могли быть финансово образованными и немного улучшить качество нашей жизни. Я очень долго работал над курсом, где я максимально раскрыл все темы инвестирования и финансовой грамотности. Я вложил весь свой опыт, знания и душу, чтобы создать максимально сжатую программу и раскрыть только важные темы. Это мои первые видеоролики, и качество видео может быть не самым лучшим, но информация, которую я там раскрыл, - это всё, что топовые банкиры и менеджеры в глобальных инвестиционных банках предоставляют своим состоятельным клиентам (1% населения мира). После этих мини-уроков вы станете финансово грамотнее чем 90% населения мира. Средняя цена такой консультации и информации cтоит $5,000+. Я не хочу это продавать, так как продажи курсов не входят в мою философию. Я фундаментально верю, что вселенная даст мне другие возможности заработать деньги, если я буду искренне помогать людям и создавать ценность, которая реально может изменить жизнь человека. 1. Я вам дам доступ к курсу, в который входит 26 мини-уроков абсолютно бесплатно, и это не какая-то воронка, где я буду продавать какой-то другой курс. Чтобы получить этот курс, вам нужно будет сделать следующее. Все кто сделают репост и отправят скриншоты в аккаунт, получат доступ к курсу! a. Вам нужно будет выбрать любой мой пост с телеграм-канала и репостнуть его в свои сторис с призывом подписаться, и также призвать ваших друзей подписаться на мой канал тоже. b. Отправьте скрин сторис сюда @fin101support, и я вам дам доступ к курсу. 2. Мне нужны где-то 3-5 человек, кто может помочь мне раскрутить мой телеграм-канал и поработать со мной. Я ищу людей, у кого уже есть опыт и аудитория. a. Взамен я предоставлю курс, в который входит 26 мини-уроков. b. Моё персональное менторство в течение 1 месяц, где я могу поделиться своим опытом, знаниями и своими контактами: 1. Как я инвестирую в недвижимость (за последние 3 года я заработал более 300% с инвестиций в недвижимость). 2. Как я инвестирую в акции и другие ценные бумаги. 3. Как я строю свой стартап. 4. Как поднимать венчурные деньги на стартап (я привлек раунд инвестиций от глобальных венчурных фондов, и у меня есть 150+ фондов, с которыми я лично знаком). 5. Как поступать в топовые университеты (я поступил в MIT, моя младшая сестра закончила Harvard и MIT, и моя старшая сестра учится в Harvard в данный момент). 6. Как проходить интервью в топ-консалтинговых компаниях (я работал 7 лет в BCG, которая является топ-компанией в сфере стратегического консалтинга). 7. Я вам предоставлю доступ к своему нетворку и познакомлю с людьми, если увижу ценность в ваших запросах. 8. И многое другое... Я искренне верю, что успех — это не продукт, а взаимовыгодные отношения, которые работают в долгосрочной перспективе. Надеюсь, мы найдем друг друга! Спасибо вам за то, что прочитали мой очень длинный пост.

Hey u. I hope that the coming new year will be the best one, I have high hopes for this year, may all your goals be achieved 🙏

guys, a new year present from me: drop a link to any course on coursehunter.net and i send you a download link happy new year!

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Typically, I divide my reading into two parts. The first part related to my growth as a specialist, while the second part is dedicated to exploring classic literature. I'm not a book warm at all, but I'm trying to add this habit to my daily routine. Next, I want to read more about management and working with people as it is difficult for me to communicate with some people and find the right way to explain. So yeah, if you're curious about the books on my current reading list, I've shared them in a web. Career development books Literature

Oh, god. Finally finished "Grokking Algorithms", it took longer than I expected. I want to dedicate more time to the habit of reading. What have you been reading lately?

How to Speak by Patrick Winston | MIT Lecture TL;DR the talk is intended to improve your speaking ability in critical situations by teaching you a few heuristic rules. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Unzc731iCUY&t=35s

This post will be the most challenging and candid one on my channel. Lately, I've been feeling quite down on myself due to the mistakes I've been making. I've doubted whether I should share these thoughts on my channel, where I typically showcase my wins and positive moments. But hey, this isn't Instagram, right? So, I've decided to open up about what's been going on, and maybe some of you can relate. So, what's been happening? - I've fallen into the trap of procrastination. - I find myself getting sick more often. - I wait for the "perfect moment" to tackle tasks. - My eating habits have taken a turn for the unhealthy. - I struggle with maintaining focus. - I haven't ticked off half the checkboxes I set for myself at the beginning of 2023 (I might share a separate post analyzing what's gone wrong). - I've neglected reading and listening to podcasts. These issues are impacting both my development as an engineer and as a person. Here's a spoiler: I won't be offering solutions on how to avoid these pitfalls; instead, I'll share my failures. If my attempts were successful, I'd probably be selling courses on productivity, but that's not the case) One of the biggest traps I fall into is convincing myself that starting from Monday, I'll adhere to discipline and be productive – only to fail. Similarly, I often promise myself that after enjoying a Friday night out, I'll kickstart a period of growth the next day, yet I forget it all. The cycle continues after a night of indulging in fast food, with the vow to only eat salads moving forward – another promise broken. I recently found inspiration in the YouTube content of Maksim Zhashkevych, and I'll leave some links to his video podcasts below. Perhaps some of you might find them helpful [RU]. - Как Изменить Себя в 2024 - Главная ЗОНА РОСТА для РАЗРАБОТЧИКА - ЗАЧЕМ МЕДИТИРОВАТЬ - ДИСЦИПЛИНА. МАЙНДСЕТ & ПРИВЫЧКИ. Why am I sharing this? To dispel the illusion that everything is smooth sailing for me and that success comes effortlessly. Perhaps you need some motivation to realize that you're not alone in facing challenges, and that it's okay to grapple with them. We're all in this together, figuring it out as we go.

Here's the kicker: seeing my peers' projects was inspiring. Turns out, we've got some seriously creative and smart minds in the room! 🤖✨

Westminster University | 1st semester, level 6 Winter is here! Reflecting on my first semester in the final year at WIUT, and whoa, it’s been a ride. The highlight? The final year project – a beast of an application. Golang and React are my weapons of choice, but the idea? Still in the brainstorm phase. Four modules on my plate this semester, and let me tell you, it's been a wild balancing act. Juggling modules while figuring out the project is like trying to skate on thin ice. Tricky, but we roll with it. Business Information Systems Project (BISP): BISP serves as a framework to help students organize ideas for their final projects. Now, brace yourself because this involves putting together a hefty 10,000-word report and whipping up a pretty nifty application that actually makes a difference. But hey, it’s exciting because the university lets us run wild with any project size or idea! Now, to make this whole experience stand out and get us diving into some serious app development, how about wrapping up the academic year with some pitching sessions? Picture this – we get to pitch our genius ideas to our teachers, maybe some alumni, or even reps from different companies. It's like Shark Tank but for students! Okay, okay, it might still happen; I haven't finished my studies yet. And let’s not forget those BISP lectures. How about dedicating some time to pitching our brainwaves to our classmates? It's a bit unexpected, right? But that's where the magic happens. To ease the shyness vibes, the teachers could give us a heads-up during teaching weeks. You know, just so we’re prepared for those impromptu genius moments. Shoutout to Ms. Shirin for bringing in BIS alumni to spill the tea on their study and work journeys. It's been a game-changer this year! Now, let’s get down to business. How about making things more specific? I would suggest to target our local small businesses that desperately need a tech upgrade – think Telegram Bots, Websites, or Mobile Apps. We swoop in, flex our software engineering muscles, and these businesses get the boost they need. Win-win, anyone? Distributed Systems and Cloud Computing (DSCC): A module that throws you into the cloud (specifically AWS) and the world of Hadoop. Truth be told, I skipped most classes; 3 pm seminars don't match with my work schedule. When I did attend, things felt a bit rushed and unorganized. The module dives into low-level theorems, the kind that needs hands-on action to make sense. But, surprise surprise, our in-class exam wanted us to regurgitate low-level terms like Shared Memory and Concurrency without much practical learning. The silver lining? I got my hands dirty with AWS, building MVC and Client applications in C#. Pretty cool, right? Well, not for everyone. Some students griped about AWS charges, even on the Free-Tier. That’s a snag; the university should steer clear of surprise charges. Maybe consider a module solely focused on cloud services, going deep without the financial hiccups. Psst, GitHub offers a $100 coupon for Azure – just saying. Developing Digital Enterprise (DDE): DDE, being a business module, tasked us with proposing ICT solutions to companies with not automazed workflows. Truth? I didn't pick up anything new. It was the same old dance with MoSCoW prioritization, Gantt Charts (seriously, why is everyone so into them?), and Porter's Theorem. If I'm not learning anything new, that's probably not a good sign, right? Internet of Things (IoT): Let's talk about the semester MVP – Internet of Things (IoT). This module was a game-changer. Why? Because playing with Arduino and crafting my project (remember that robo-car on my channel?) made my heart happy. Skipped almost zero classes; I was all in. IoT class was a treasure trove of electronics and robotics wisdom. Each session, we dove into something new. Bet it's a crowd-pleaser for other students too. Shoutout to Ms. Shirin – she's the calm hero we all needed. Always ready to lend a hand in class or our Telegram chat.

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IoT Project | Smart Cart Now, need to work on actual cart, so I can buy some stuff and put inside

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