rainrisa

source: reddit comment 
https://sh.reddit.com/r/Frontend/comments/16gpov4/not_getting_any_reply_or_interviews/k0bjwqu/

You obviously don't understand what having a poor mindset is.

If all you're doing is searching job boards for "entry level" jobs then yea they don't exist much anymore. That's what people with a poor mindset are doing. You don't apply for jobs because they have the title you think fits you. You apply for jobs where you think you'd be qualified to do the job. Required qualifications are just a list of what they would like from the applicant but no one will ever have them all. HR people and recruiters create jobe ads. They are just boiler plate. They don't put "entry level" or "junior" anymore. The reason is there are 1000s of people who are applying and they want to discourage anyone that isn't truly motivated from even applying. If you see a job post for web developer that doesn't say "entry level" and immediately skim past it or look at the qualifications and see a technology you don't kno

rainrisa

spesialis mongodb docker guide

1. start mongodb server

sudo docker run --name mongodb-spesialis -p 27017:27017 -d mongo:4.4

if the message is something like this:

rainrisa

just enable systemd-resolved.service and iwd.service
there is no need to install NetworkManager or wpa_supplicant
since it will caused duplicate

reference: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=257866

rainrisa

1. react starter, node starter on github is always good
2. make simple project that will be useful
3. remember your stack is just Fullstack JavaScript
4. that means you should just learn Next, Nuxt, and Nest.js
5. don't waste your time to focus on something else

rainrisa

declare module "jdatas" {
  function ID(cod: number): Promise<string>;

  class File {
    direct: string;

    constructor(path: string, name: string);

    create<T extends object>(data: T, encoding: string): Promise<T>;

rainrisa

import fs from "node:fs";
import { basename } from "node:path";
import bigInt from "big-integer";
import { Api } from "telegram";
import { generateRandomBytes, readBigIntFromBuffer } from "telegram/Helpers.js";
import { getAppropriatedPartSize } from "telegram/Utils.js";
import bot from "../bot.js";

type ProgressCallback = (chunkLength: number, uploaded: number, total: number) => void;

rainrisa

# source: gramjs library
# https://github.com/gram-js/gramjs/blob/babc668a6d2b0c193b2b640173ae1935fe02f959/gramjs/tl/custom/message.ts#L839-L854
# https://github.com/gram-js/gramjs/blob/babc668a6d2b0c193b2b640173ae1935fe02f959/gramjs/Utils.ts#L261-L269

def get_inner_text(text, entities):
  result = []

  for entity in entities:
    start = entity.offset
    end = start + entity.length

rainrisa

// open chrome console and copy paste this code
document.querySelectorAll("td.jl-td-gr").forEach((el) => el.style.display = "none")

rainrisa

Object.keys(window).filter(
  (x) =>
    typeof window[x] !== "function" &&
    Object.entries(Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window, x)).filter(
      (entry) =>
        ["value", "writable", "enumerable", "configurable"].includes(entry[0]) &&
        entry[1]
    ).length === 4
);

rainrisa

1. install git and wget

sudo apt install git wget

2. create a dir to store nvim

mkdir nvim-8.1.0 && cd nvim-8.1.0

3. download nvim package for debian directly from github so that we can get the latest release