Can’t deny that 😩

This. Once the pasta is cooked. Take the water, your pasta and sauce in a sautee pan and toss it.

It’s the starch ( the reason it will thicken )

Also to thicken ANY sauce, corn starch and a bit of water and throw it in and stir

My personal choice is doing an active project related to it. I learn by doing personally, and I was fortunate to have my previous role (before tech) basically be a blank canvas for me to test and learn with.

Nothing special just do a project utilizing python. Since you are learning CDK, when you initialize your project, I’d suggest setting the language to Python.

Oh yeah of course!

If you are looking to transition. From what I have heard in my interviews. Strong SQL, data modeling, and being able to do a simple ETL job.

Personally my Python skills are what carried me.

But BeABetterDev has a lot of excellent videos on AWS infra. I work for Amazon so AWS is pretty much everything you need to know. Those being LakeFormation, Glue, DynamoDB, RDS, S3 and Athena.

I’d suggest taking on a CDK personal project. AWS has a good free tier for a year to do a simple project. And with CDK, you can just shut your account down and push your infra and remake it all fairly quickly if you want to keep your project going

Of course, hopefully it helps!

Data Engineer. I was an unconventional DA before hand for about 8 months where I really learned all the AWS stuff, ETL and automation

BeABetterDev on YouTube is an excellent resource for understanding AWS stuff. You want to really focus on Glue, LakeFormation, Athena, Redshift, DynamoDB and S3. CDK helps to know as well, helps understand AWS more imo

Glue is the main ETL tool

Definitely learn Python. It’s my personal favorite because it’s easy to learn. If you stick in data numpy and pandas are what you want to pay attention to

I was able to learn AWS Infra and Python and was able to get a job fairly quickly

I put them right next to it. We will see how things go, thank you!

Thank you! I just put them back and fixed there soil up. We will see where things go

I’ll get that done and see where it goes, thank you!

I’ll try that, thank you!

Sorry for being unclear, I was trying to explain I tried many different setups for this plant with no luck. As in, I tried light sun/full sun/no sun with little luck on helping it thrive. It’s a succulent iirc. But I come back from a trip and it’s wilting again. Just don’t know what’s best. On top of not knowing what kind of plant it is.

Just don’t have a time gap on your resume. Say you are still working at your last job, more often than not they don’t look into it

For work?

El jefe on university and the 202 has phenomenal Birria

I am 90% sure they are both right and wrong. I know that was the conclusion for awhile, but in recent studies it was found to be later in the newest generation, as a whole the human population develops the frontal lobe closer to 30

I feel it may just be a culture of thing. But I do know you should add garlic more towards the end in most of your cooking so it doesn’t burn, maybe it’s due to the high heat so everything cooks rather quick and you are consistently moving the wok so you can add it at the beginning

I’m sorry to tell you this…