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onlyhope:
Well, what I have for sale now is Euro UBA to UBA domiciliary account €1,700. I'm considering Transferwise for future use anyways.

onlyhope:
Do you buy Transferwise Euro?

pman06:
I buy TransferWise funds.

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Cr0nus1:
Scam.
Don't say you were not told.

Cr0nus1:
Scam.
Don't say you were not told.

Mrskillz1:
I know it is.
I just want solution.
It won't happen to me by the grace of God.

SUPERPACK:
Why not use him for money ritual, then use the money to help the remaining family members.

slyfran6:
You don't know him that is why you open your mouth waaaah to say yen yen yen yen yen.
I'd leave it at that.

Pride [especially for the ignorant,] comes before a fall.

richmond500:
klopp is a good coach, that Egyptian monkey is one of the problems, I really wanted them to win this game so top four will be hurt.
Though city, Leicester and utd had nothing to worry again

Babysho:
Klopp is still troubled about the death of his mother that's why he would take off Thiago and leave Mane that has been playing like a bulldog that spermed too much.

marveangel:
Does anyone know anysite where I can download football match highlights preferably English commentary. Not YouTube please

ORIAYO70:
This useless team now am afraid.... Common lead dey draw us... I tire ooooo

Powersurge:
pls send me your whatsapp number here. pipsphere@gmail.com

Powersurge:
Hi professionals. I am data scientist and a front end web developer. I want to build fake job detection website. I need a python backend developer who can deploy my machine learning model into the website. I am going to build the model and perhaps the front end part of the project.

This is a pro bono service. If you are looking to add some project to your portfolio or want to lay your hand on something new, please be part of this project. The project has started but still infancy.

Grandlord:
There are two types of programmers.

1) The ones who learn frameworks just enough to whip up an application. These ones are standing on the shoulders of the actual engineers because they rely on libraries, APIs and frameworks built by the engineers.


2) The actual software engineers who have a deep grasp of the concepts of algorithms, data structures, system design, architecture, design patterns etc. These ones are the programmer's programmer

Any self-taught programmer ambitious and curious enough, can always go from being the former to attaining the level of the later.

A CS graduate is expected to be an engineer already. He can easily learn frameworks if needed.

Just have a roadmap that shows where you're going and follow through with it. You can be the first guy and start earning some bucks but never ever stop there. Go deeper. Tech is fast changing and what's trending today might be outdated tomorrow. But the core fundamentals never change.

valzey:
I don't think you understand the importance of system design and architecture. It's fine trying to build a social media app as a personal project, but always keep your mind open for what you don't know. There's difference between an app that 100 persons use and what 100,000 people use. You can't get that knowledge on your own.

I've seen people on this platform saying they can build Facebook. I see that as a sign of ignorance because the person clearly doesn't understand the difference between creating an app on localhost for himself and creating for the world to use.

tensazangetsu20:
Zuckerberg had been programming for more than ten years before he even got into Harvard and na Harvard he enter o. Sergey brin dropped out of a PhD in computer science to build google. Google was even a PhD project before they decided to make it a business. Those guys were seniors both in practical and academics and as of then no stack overflow or anything to ask any questions. Pure super coding. JavaScript was just a year old. Most things had to be done in C, C++ and assembly.

tensazangetsu20:
Walai op you have said it all. Its why I recommend people to get into jobs early. There's so many things you can never learn on your own except you start working. I used to feel on top of the world with my toy projects in my room but men when I started working I saw that I didn't know anything. There's so many hidden secrets you don't see in documentations and on stack overflow.

spider112:
It's at Ogun State.