I'm preparing to re-enter the tech job market and have been building a Chrome extension for tracking Catan resources during games on colonist.io. It's been a fun side project (my first time developing a browser extension) and it's involved some interesting probabilistic logic to estimate players' hands after unknown card steals.
> He said that if he could have chosen a language, instead of English, to be the world’s shared second language, then it would be Swahili or colloquial Indonesian.
I've learned Swahili to a basic conversational level and my experience learning the language mirrors the author's time picking up Esperanto. Grammatically, everything seems to make sense especially the simplicity of the verbs, and as a native English speaker you can pretty much pronounce/hear all the sounds from the jump. However, once you get deeper into the language you have to worry about the extreme amount of noun classes (think genders). In Swahili there are 8+ depending how you count them. These noun classes change the prefixes on the adjectives and verbs around them which can cause major confusion. I've always thought if they condensed these noun classes to 1 or 2 then Swahili would be the simplest language in the world.
as a swahili speaker I'd say that the beauty of swahili is that it's commonplace to butcher these noun classes unless you're from Tanzania. Kenyans, Congolese, Ugandas do it all the time
I just dealt with this in my laravel app and it was preventing the application from working. I was able to resolve by redeploying app with "SENTRY_LARAVEL_DSN=null" in the .env file
I just dealt with this in my laravel app and it was preventing the application from working. I was able to resolve by redeploying app with "SENTRY_LARAVEL_DSN=null" in the .env file
I am a full stack engineer with that is wrapping up a year long trip around Latin America and am looking for a position where I can solve interesting problems surrounded by talented people. I have experience ranging working with small startups to being a lead developer on a billion-dollar product. I consider myself a problem solver and am willing and able to pick up any technology needed. My passions are music, sports, traveling, and learning applications.
I am a full stack engineer with that is wrapping up a year long trip around Latin America and am looking for a position where I can solve interesting problems surrounded by talented people. I have experience ranging working with small startups to being a lead developer on a billion-dollar product. I consider myself a problem solver and am willing and able to pick up any technology needed. My passions are music, sports, traveling, and learning applications.
https://github.com/nickincardone/catan-counter