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Programming / Re: Please how Do I Learn Programming Without Feeling Sleepy Or Tired? by dgee1(m): 3:31pm On Jun 22, 2019
The thing is that I really want to learn but I get bored, discouraged, tired and sleepy every time I try. My thought is that I need to find means to make learning it more enjoyable and real, maybe by being around those who are good in it already or get a project to work on, but I don't know how to even start a project.

I have studied and learnt some complex stuff before in chemistry, so I am confident I would be able to handle this once I get a hang of it. I have learnt to a good extent both HTML and CSS, and now trying my mind on JavaScript, but generally my learning have been On&Off kind of. I have been on it since around October last year but its been haphazard and inconsistent.



asalimpo:

my time is scarce but what is d issue? Is d language too hard or u falling asleep while learning or is it too boring? What language/tech are u learning nd how long hav u been learning it?
Business / Re: How I Started Making $25 Daily Online from a 5k investment by dgee1(m): 3:37am On Jun 22, 2019
Is it a telegram group? If yes, I won't be able to join.
Bbkelvinn:
Tutorials started. Very few slots left
Programming / Re: Please how Do I Learn Programming Without Feeling Sleepy Or Tired? by dgee1(m): 2:48am On Jun 22, 2019
Hello bro, I'm in the same predicament as the OP. Your words are full of wisdom. Can you please mentor me? I've wasted the first half of this year already. Thanks
asalimpo:


short answer: No.
You mayb smart enough to write all kinds of programs,if you're smart or struggle with writing tiny basic programs if u r average but ur code in the eyes of a senior programmer will still appear amateurish. It is only wen u look back years later that u'll see how raw u were.

long answer:
Long answer:
nobody can answer this correctly for you. Under a seasoned mentor, mayb to sure. On your own? No to mayb. Python,i hear is very easy to get into. This is what i'd say. 1) it depends on input. 4 month of 300hrs/month = 1200hrs of input! That is massive! 4 months of 50hrs/month = 200hrs of input. That is like meh. So one 4 month is equivalent to 2yrs of anothers scale.
2) it will take time for your mind to "expand" until you begin to grasp this thing at a deeper level. To get there,this is my opinion from my experience, 2-3 years (again massive time input)to 8yrs-10yrs+.
How dyu know when u r beginning to enter this level:
1) code reads like ENGLISH. Just like you'd read a newspaper headline in busy traffc. Subconsciously. Your mind has expanded.
2) your stamina has increased. You want work on a small project which u think will take a day or at most a week but wen u look up it's 5 months after! What's more,you can fit the whole project ur head and chew on it like a single unit (like a pad of tobacco in an addicts mouth). Noobs even cs graduates etc usually hav low endurance threshholds for coding projects. The issue isnt d concepts ,they grasp them,its d work strain. It separates the boys from d men. Coding can be so dry and boring,you dread it. You may hav lots of projects strted but none completed well. The tedium got to you. Coding chews time like jet engines burn fuel. Your mind has expanded.
3) you taste has transcended mere functionality to higher appeals. You are not satisfied that,it just works,you go seek beatifully designed code. Iow,u develop an aesthetic appreciation for code. You can architect (not necessarily use uml or any formal language) systems that use robust scalable extensible abstractions. Such that 10yrs after d code base is revisited,a maintener can pickup where u left with little hassles.
It takes years to get here.

Final advice. If you really wanna know if it's for you. Stay with it for 1yr. If after tht u still wanna quit, stay anoda yr. If after that,u still feel inept, then you may quit. But then, if it's still like u r not sure,go one last year. After that,forget,u r not called to it. Too many ppl quit to soon bf they finally get it. With programming,it's all about growing a MINDSET. A highly logical mindset. It takes time. But when it clicks,it would seem like u were born with it
Programming / Re: 30 Days Of Javascript Challenge {June 21 - July 20} by dgee1(m): 2:02am On Jun 22, 2019
Please I would like to be part of this. I have knowledge of HTML and CSS. Just started learning JavaScript. I would like you to mentor me and if there is any way I can contribute to your project, I would be glad to. Thanks.
Travel / Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 6 by dgee1(m): 3:59pm On Jun 19, 2019
Is the course Environmental chemistry? And who is Caesar?
amihbkt767676:
If u are rejected, do not be afraid. Try other options.
Bayreuth just frowned at my application.
I will appeal to Ceasar.
Business / Re: How I Started Making $25 Daily Online from a 5k investment by dgee1(m): 8:04am On Jun 17, 2019
Hello, please that link isn't linking. I am interested. Thank you
Bbkelvinn:
Can you people please stop dropping your numbers, I don't need anyone's no.
I've already told you all how to go about it
Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 15 by dgee1(m): 3:26pm On Jun 14, 2019
Hello bro, please if you don't mind, I would like to connect with you especially as regards securing employment here in Naija. I know you are well connected, please help a bro. I was unable to push for this fall because I couldn't gather funds for GRE and TOEFL. I am looking to get something doing so I could fund and shoot for Fall 2020. Thank you.
Leone26:

Hearty Congrats! Yours was simply a result of detailed preparation and God's favour. Best wishes.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Transcriptionist Needed For Ongoing Work by dgee1(m): 3:46pm On Jun 11, 2019
Please on which platform can one make this kind of money? I am very interested. The platform I am presently on pay mostly $0.5-$0.9cents/Hr. Help a brother abeg
LordofNaija:
Shylocks on the loose. A one hour transcription job should fetch you 30$ the very least
Travel / Re: What’s The Best Way To Get Out Of Nigeria, And should I Leave Nigeria or not? by dgee1(m): 12:21pm On Jun 11, 2019
Oh OK. You've spoken well.
GRACEGLORY:



There’s a difference between school and education, School remains within the circumstance of class rooms, education is a bastard who happens to be an illiterate, he never goes to schools, it’s largely a function of information. Schools only enhances us to educate ourselves. The certificate means, he has the capacity to educate himself, so, we certify him, assuring you that he has that capacity.
Secondly, prosperity doesn’t come from abroad, it comes from above. The world is in a chaotic state all over
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Travel / Re: What’s The Best Way To Get Out Of Nigeria, And should I Leave Nigeria or not? by dgee1(m): 3:09am On Jun 11, 2019
Well I'm still part of the group seeking to move out of this country. It is becoming very difficult to live an honest life here.

Despite how humble my background appear to be, I went to school, studied hard and graduated with a CGPA of 4.01/5. A course of five years was made six because of some unreasonable strike action within the university and the general ASUU. After national service , you begin to 'look' for jobs. And because you don't have 'connection' the jobs you get are those 15/25k monthly. Your age is a 'disadvantage'. You apply for govt. jobs, you get rigged out.


All the while, your peers who are into Yahoo-yahoo are 'living big'. You resolve to remain sane, positive and keep trying but years keep passing by. You look at what policies your government is making and you feel hopeless.


I'm intensely looking for scholarships or anything to leave this space. I believe I have the intellectual ability to excel in my field outside this country. The environment here is very unhelpful and depressing.

The only reason I am still around here is that I presently do not have the financial wherewithal to fund my travel processing.

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Travel / Re: Nigerian Students In Germany..how Do You Survive?? by dgee1(m): 2:13am On Jun 11, 2019
Admission about to drop but I do not have the means to block that sum. I badly need a SL.

I cant afford to forfeit this year again. Please and please anyone who could help me. Abeg.
Travel / Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 6 by dgee1(m): 2:36pm On Jun 10, 2019
Is your course Environmental Chemistry?
Cestmoi1:

For my course, I applied since 20th of May. They didn't acknowledge receipt of my application. So, I mailed the program coordinators and they said the selection committee will seat before the end of this month and I'll get feedback before 15th of July and acknowledged receipt of my application. So, mail your program coordinators.

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Travel / Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 6 by dgee1(m): 11:50pm On Jun 05, 2019
Thank you very much.
seungold1929:



University of Jena: 23 september- 11october
Don't know of Bayreuth
Travel / Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 6 by dgee1(m): 9:26pm On Jun 05, 2019
please anyone here knows the enrolment deadlines for FSU-Jena and Univ. Of Bayreuth?

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Travel / Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 6 by dgee1(m): 10:27pm On May 26, 2019
Here. Have you got admission yet?
geofortress:
Good day guys..

Any University of Bayreuth Applicant here?

Please lets connect......lets share info....
Travel / Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by dgee1(m): 7:53pm On May 22, 2019
oh wow...thanks so much
Brown2Green:


Yes
Travel / Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by dgee1(m): 7:46pm On May 22, 2019
Please, is it full-funding?
Brown2Green:
All chemistry applicants should put an eye on Kennesaw State University.

They will offer GA at the spot once you get admit.
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Being Jobless And Broke Hurts...(my Story) by dgee1(m): 7:37pm On May 22, 2019
Hello bro, I like your response to the op's situation. I am in a very similar case with him. Is this 'talk' you talked about still available?
twosquare:
Took you so long...Since you have a degree in Mass Comm; with such a skill, you should be able to earn online with no problem, pending the time you will get a 'traditional job'' If I tell you that sometimes, I earn 300k working for myself via the Internet in a month without a 'traditional job' yet; will you believe? So, you have a goldmine in your hand. You just need to press the right buttons so you can establish yourself..you yourself see as things are in this country..if you wait for the govt, that would be unwise o..please, take your destiny into your hands. Or think of something you can start. Send me a PM, and let's talk further.
Travel / Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by dgee1(m): 5:31pm On May 22, 2019
This is one of the deepest stuff I have read for some time on the internet. A very deep, balanced, thoughtful and inspiring comment. I have cancelled going to mid-week service for today!

fairheart:
Long time Twoods! The last time you and I had misunderstanding here, I told myself I'd not get on any heat conversation with you. I will manage to keep my word. But I must say a few things about the comment below.

You said you're a Christian as if you've to tell people who doesn't know you before they know your faith. You also hit the original poster hard by saying he falsely acknowledge God the visa approval you know nothing about how he started and ended to the point of the approval. How did you know his acknowledgement of God is false? A true Christian would not have used this set of words on another Christian because he reverences his Creator for a success that means a lot to him. Who're you to even quote that part of his post?

Yes, you're right that he did basically everything his counterparts in Europe or Asia would do to get the visa, yet, acknowledging God is something any stable, grateful, happy Christian would have done. And you come out here to hit it as if it's wrong! He owns all the right in heaven and earth to call his approval a "miracle". Is it not a miracle in a country good and genuine people don't get their way (even after hardwork, and doing all the right things the right way) because of the way our situation is? Is it not a miracle that a man from the largest black nation on earth and one of the poorest, is going to the best nation on earth? Is it not a miracle that you, Twoods, got your F1 visa smoothly, which was a huge opportunity that gave you a strong foundation you harnessed to become who you're today? Why not return home and see the difference? Maybe! You even live and eat in a country that even its founding fathers acknowledged God and miracle at one point or the other during the founding phase! I think you don't know what a miracle is!

As for saying he did others disservice, you're also wrong. Blatantly wrong! In fact, you're seeing all these religious stuffs from a broken perspective that you need to fix before you can truly earn the badge to correct others. And you need to fix it, because it's neither helping you nor the people you think this guy has done disservice to.

If you love God with your heart, mind, and soul--as the Christ you said you follow commanded—you'd have known and understand perfectly well that it's every Christian responsibility to reverence God! That is their Creator for Heaven's sake! It's one of our duties if we love God! He has done that and you are trying to call him a bad name. This's the part of your comment that touched me to grab my computer to write.

Some of the students you see on this forum are first-generation! Some of their parents did not get to travel abroad to study. I know a student here who was the first in his entire family—from Dad's and Mom's side--to enter the airplane and travel abroad to study. You will call it nothing because you easily got your visa. But for him, this is a feat—a record his children will live to read and be proud of. How stupid of me would it be if I say he should shut up and sees it as normal? It's not normal! He did great and that's it! He should be thankful to his Creator—even if this student is not righteous or has garment of sin on! How's that your business? How has that done any student here a disservice?

You cannot judge anybody religious/spiritual experience, no matter what you claim to know, the level of your education, age, or the social stigma you claim you're correcting. You're an educated man! Read the history of the country that has bathed you with opportunities you use to have come this far in life. The US was founded by men and women who had strong faith in God and influenced by it. Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Rockefeller, Washington, etc. If 32 years old Thomas Jefferson who's said to have written the Declaration of Independence is here, I'm sure he would be laughing at your comment. The "God factor" was part of his life as it was for others. He prayed and write about "God". This was when America was under the influence of Great Britain. And Thomas was one of the brightest young men of his generation. Read that document bro!

The issue is not God or reverencing Him, because the last time I read the book of Isaiah, it's stated in a chapter and verse I can't remember that, 'We are His witness." And you know what that mean? We have duty to reverence him. He's our Source and Creator! We wouldn't have been here if not for HIM. That's what Emeraldtommy was trying to do! And you miss that part, man! The American founding fathers placed God at the centre of everything while they do their homework—as this student has done prior getting his visa! He's done nothing wrong to deserve this useless comment that you should have assessed thoroughly before posting here.

I have pushed this idea everywhere I go or invited to talk or share my opinion on the state of governance in Nigeria: God will not do for us the things He has given us the abilities to do by ourselves and for ourselves. But if we do what we should do, He's God to help us where and when we reach our limit--if need be! Nigeria is not what it is because Emeraldtommy and other Nigerians perpetuate or live with the perspectives that all it takes is "miracles" for Nigeria to work; Nigeria is what it's because Nigerians abuse religion by hanging on God when and where He wants us to work hard and get things done by ourselves. It's not because we reverence God or admit his presence or believe in miracle! We will still need miracle to build Nigeria anyway! Yes, we must work hard, create, innovate, strategise, breed natural leaders, and do our homework when and where necessary. But we will still need God, prayer and cling on the essentiality of morality to create a nation as great and prosperous as America. Go to China and ask their highly intelligent scientists if they believe in God or a spiritual being or force aiding Creations or at the centre of everything! They will tell you their story. They believe in the assistant of the spiritual realm, which God is centrally behind! I would have been the first to bounce on Emeraldtommy had he said he got his visa due to "all-God, no man duty" bulshhit. He did not do that. He's just happy and grateful to a God who got his back.

If you want to help your home country rewrite its dark story of ineffectiveness, poverty, lawlessness, falsifications, corruption, injustice and more importantly, abuse of religion or faith that has destroyed and wasted our resources and time, do it right. You'll need God's help yourself to do that! In fact, you will get to a point you will wish for a miracle and get it, even as you play the primary role. You gotta accept that God is at the centre of everything, even in the midst of darkness you see many Nigerians groaning in. Get your own perspective about things checked. You've done a lot of disservice to those you claim you wanted to serve with the comment below. I hope that they, too, see where you got it wrong! Have a great day!

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