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Hello. I'm doing GED work as I progress through Cordilleras. I wanted to go to do DevOps here in the Bay Area, but it is somewhat challenging of an acumen to replicate without on-the-job experience. I can present my best at an interview. What I can do is mess around with Github Actions as suggested by some other LinkedIn posters, so maybe I'll come back to it. I'm also considering to get a student status at De Anza College so I can get some financial grant money. If I'm good enough at it and figure out greater comprehension with Vyvanse and my neuro I may even see Stanford University become my reality. As it stands, I've been here for over a decade.
I've been using the books I received from the Conservator's office to lean onward to the standard of code that I want to produce. Last night I did the frenchdeck.py program in the Fluent Python book. Grappling with such large amounts of information is challenging. I was for a short time involved with my 6th Grade Math Workbook doing beginner pre-algebra with some found success. As for work I'm leaning back to DevOps using the tools with Pluralsight.com Premium $45/mo. thanks to Marc C., a kind friend who wants to see me right.
I have a lot of good plans for the blog but am stymied in creating content that is resourceful in the presence of the internet whole. As a conserved person under the Public Guardian's office, I opt to get SSI and use my benefits to break the Substantial Gainful Activity limit after I'm paid. It would be nice to secure rent plus a deposit and get my medication for the condition I have, Vyvanse. I probably need counseling anyway, as to managing the adult ADHD. So, they (Social Security Administration) are correct to pay me a backpay since from October of last year. After Cordilleras I can use a therapist for the best of a way to train myself into a better productivity alongside treatment.
Here's something you can read about my past experience with computers and related technology, as an advancing GED graduate:
Study: 56% of Google’s top three positions are held by ccTLDs (msn.com)
I recommend the book links that I have shared so far. The Python fluent book is a way to improve.
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Computer Programming Books from Amazon have arrived!
Hi all! This is your favorite startup and business technology blogger Charles Thompson. I'm just starting here at limitsite.tech and developing my skills through GED. My goal is to remove the limits that hold me, while consulting to others. I'll be doing this from my presence in Silicon Valley. You can call this a Silicon Valley blog! In this video besides the books, I worked out an arrangement with my conservator that was fair. I got a nice pair of Havianna's® as you can see, they are on my feet, and I find them comfortable. Along with the flip-flops came several books that I'll be following for advancement in my research. I'm particularly interested in Python Flask web framework for personal use or micro applications.
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On Tuesday I get several books and clothes as part of an agreement with the conservator's office. I struck it good so far on a backpay of Supplemental Security Income and am expecting a windfall of cash to start my projects. Either DevOps Engineer or Full Stack Python with Javascript are interests. So far, I get 4 books and a windfall of cash that I'm trying to get a new computer with. I have to complete my GED. Of the four books I'm receiving, one of them is the newly released Packt Publishing "Database Design and Modeling with PostgreSQL and MySQL: Build efficient and scalable databases for modern applications using open-source databases". You can find it here. I'll be doing a variety of database administration practice to gain adept skill. You'll be able to follow me with the interactive tags for this site. I have a project idea for one of my domain names and am not tripping on user adoption of setting development into place.
Getting my hands on a copy of O'Reilly's "Fluent Python" and a book on employment Python skills called the "Python Bible for Beginners" is sure to be exciting. Combining newly found Python skills and using the system shell are my beginner goals. I've done shell scripting before (Github). My purpose is to use these books and refer to the Python.org documentation as reference when needing guidance. I'll be updating this site as I do my learning streak so be sure to ctrl+D bookmark. So what I want to do with the $5000 is save for rent and a deposit. Before I can do that I need to live somewhere temporarily and develop salary level skill to stay here, otherwise I have to leave. Last time I tried getting a DevOps job and they ground me down to failure each and every attempt.
Lastly for old GED's sake
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Welcome to Limitsite.tech 🏎
My name is Charles Thompson and I'm very interested in technology.
This is my casual place of notes and vlogging where I like to talk about things like:
- Things in technology I'm qualified to talk about because of my international heritage childhood experiences of editing zone files held on mission-critical DNS servers worldwide (PRO league).
- introducing myself & my VLog/notes, as a PRO
- and other things. If I want, I'll comment on pictures, Youtube videos, or share my personal Tiktok media 🌐✨ with commented ideas.
- Each article will introduce theme and setting for whatever content I want to provide the blog.