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Google is working on a model selector for NotebookLM so you can switch between Flash and Pro models if needed.

Recurso para crear diagramas en base a tu TypeScript. → tsdiagram.com

NotebookLM agregó la opción de generar infografías!! Miren que hermosa la que me generó sobre la teoría de cuerdas tomando de base un resumen de El universo elegante de Brian Greene. Estoy fascinada 🤩

🧑🏻‍🎓¡Nuevo recurso para la comunidad! 💡Lanzamos un repositorio GRATUITO de ejercicios en GitHub, para reforzar y poner en acción lo aprendido 🧑🏻‍🏫¡Perfecto para apoyar tu crecimiento y brindar oportunidades de mejorar tus habilidades! 👉🏻Ven a practicar ya: github.com/DevTalles-corp/de…

He creado una lista de reproducción sobre creación de portafolios para programación. → Consejos → Ejemplos → Revisión y análisis ▶️ youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

Overthinking kills more projects than inaction.

9 dead simple points to make your resume 99% better than others: 1. Avoid using multiple fonts, font sizes, colors, etc. Consistency in fonts, bullet points, and spacing is crucial. 2. I prefer this. Read the JD first and try to tailor your resume accordingly. Sending a generic resume can reduce your chances. 3. Make sure you don't make any grammatical errors. 4. An out-of-date aim may turn off recruiting managers. Write a brief overview and objective that accurately reflects your skills. 5. In general, it's not a standard practice to add your picture to your resume. There could be multiple perspectives of it like objective evaluation, avoiding bias, etc. 88% of resumes are rejected simply because of a photo. 6. Use keywords like "Team player" and "self-driven" like but don't overuse them. Highlight specific achievements instead. 7. Use specific examples and metrics to demonstrate what you have done and what you can do. Use numbers if possible. For example: "Increased developer engagements on social channels by 80% through developer content strategy" 8. Your hobbies potential could be a talking point in the interview. Don't lie and mention your true interests. 9. More than 2 pages only make your resume verbose. Focus on work experience, projects, and skills sections — add quick descriptions.

I love failure. Without failure, you wouldn't even know my name. Here's my greatest hits: I was a E-grade student. I got kicked out of my Mum's house at 17. I got badly beat up one time for kissing someone’s EX girlfriend. I never worked a job where I wasn’t on the bottom pay grade. I sold drugs and got screwed over by one of my best friends. I quit a job with great prospects to move to another country, but then COVID-19 hit and I couldn’t go. I tried to buy a house with my brother and it fell through 3 times (it never happened). I invested £3000 in a start-up, then worked for free for 4 months - it flopped. I worked on a digital product for 5 months and had $90K stolen 16 hours after launch. I haven’t had somewhere I can call "home" for over 10 years now. I dated a girl who cheated on me... with another girl. I invested $30K in a cryptocurrency that was a scam. I never switch off. I still bite my nails when I'm anxious. It took me 5 months to reach 250 followers on X, and I nearly quit. Despite all of that, I'm still successful. Think about this... Without having a low-paid job my whole life, I never would've pursued entrepreneurship. Without losing that house I never would've moved countries. Without getting robbed 90K I never would've left that toxic industry; which means I never would've ended up here talking to you. Now... I'm just hours from launching a paid community in The Creator Economy. Crazy what life has planned for us... So here's the lesson: Losing leads to winning. Not trying leads nowhere. Imagine if Winston Churchill during WWII thought: "we might lose, so let's maybe not do it guys?" Truth is... The British lost dozens of battles. But they still won the war. Churchill has a great quote that fits this perfectly: "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts" So be BOLD. Don't be afraid to fail (failures make the best stories anyway). It takes 10,000 attempts to become a master... So just start.

If I had to start learning web development today, I would follow this flow: 🌐 HTML and web structure 🎨 CSS styling and layout 💡 JavaScript fundamentals ⚙️ Document Object Model (DOM) 📦 Git and GitHub 🧰 Command Line 🖼️ Responsive Web Design 🎯 JavaScript functions 🌆 Front-end frameworks (React, Angular, or Vue) 🔗 AJAX and data fetching 📝 Form handling and validation 🌌 Asynchronous JavaScript (Promises, async/await) 📄 Working with JSON 🏛️ Backend development ⚙️ Server-Side Rendering 🗄️ Databases (SQL and NoSQL) 🔐 Web security and best practices 🔧 API Integration 🚀 Hosting and deployment 📊 SEO 🚧 Test Driven Development 🧩 Content Management Systems 💼 Build websites

𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲 𝗮 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿. 📝 ◆ Supercomputer ◆ 200 IQ ◆ A degree in CS ◆ Reinvent the Wheel ◆ In-depth knowledge of every programming language ◆ A perfect memory for syntax and commands ◆ A specific age

Learning programming may seem like it's going to be a smooth ride up, like climbing a ladder. But progress is far from linear, and starts to seem non-existent. Motivation disappears. But guess what? Rewards are just delayed. The good things are taking their time to show up.