I am a software developer at Yandex(russian search engine company) and I want to mentor someone(or even a group -- it is much more fun to learn in a group!).
Ideally, a potential mentee:
-- Wants to code her or his own small search engine. Obviously, it is difficult to recreate Yandex or Google, but it is relatively easy to make something on a smaller scale.
-- Knows some C++, but wants to expand her or his knowledge
-- Is in the beginning of the software development career
This is just a description of someone who I can help the most. If you don't quite match this description, send me an email anyway -- I can still help you with your own project in C++ or help you code a search engine in a some other language than C++. Or maybe I can just help pairing you with someone more relevant. :)
I could get some help with front end web development. In exchange, I could help in maths. The deal would be: you are available to answer my dumb questions in css, html or jquery, and I am available to answer your dumb questions about maths (linear algebra, bit of number theory, analysis, probability and statistics).
I guess it would be a good fit for a competent web developer who for some reasons wants to learn maths (I am about the opposite). My email is in my profile if someone is interested.
I'm a high school student taking Calculus AB this coming year, and just finished taking Trig/Precalc and AP Statistics this year. I'd like some help at some points if and when I'm stumped about something.
I'm also a pretty good front-end developer, and I'd love to be of assistance when I can. Sound like a good fit?
Hi,
I'm looking for a mentor for math (proofs, abstract algebra, real & complex analysis) and algorithms.
I'm a software developer working in Node.js, and very solid with JavaScript, MySQL, Mongo, and other web technologies (jQuery, Angular, etc...). I also have experience with a number of other languages including PHP, Java, C/C++. I'd be happy to mentor folks in those things as well.
Current job: Mobile app developer (Windows Phone, Xamarin iOS and Xamarin Android). Mostly C#, Windows, Visual Studio, TFS, etc.
Interests: semantic web, knowledge representation, linguistics and constructed languages, UI/UX (bleeding edge, wearable and mobile), product design, logic/declarative/functional/reactive programming, distributed systems, smart contracts, task/project/time management and GTD, quantified-self, life-hacking (nootropics, speed reading, psychology, polyphasic sleep, diets), political science (geolibertarianism), transparency (as opposed to privacy), crypto-currencies/Ethereum, minimalism.
People that inspire me: Bret Victor, Alan Kay, Douglas Engelbart, Albert Einstein, David Allen, Jacque Fresco, and of course Steve Jobs (haters gonna hate).
Other: I type in Dvorak. I'm an INTP. I want to change the world. I challenge you to find someone more ambitious than me. I have trouble executing my grand visions. I seek an open-minded mentor that share my vision of the world and wish to share some wisdom.
I'm a developer with about 6+ years of experience in web companies like SlideShare, Educomp and Naukri.com. Currently running my own startup and doing tech consulting for other startups in my free time! More details here - http://www.gauravgupta.in/freelance.php
I´m a student of Computer Science in my second year.
I know HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, a little Jquery, Java, a bit of C++, and have created a couple websites.
If anyone would like mentoring of any of the above, i´d love to help!
And if anyone knows about Node.js or databases, i´d certainly would be glad to learn. In return i´d teach or help in whatever i can.
I am interested in having a designer/front end dev/UXer to bounce off and help me get started with my portfolio.
I am a Market Research Consultant (Data Analyst) so I could offer mentoring/advice for surveys or data analysis. I also am pretty handy at programming (python) and maths (early uni.)
I'd be really interested in having a mentor as I persevere with becoming a self-sufficient coder/learner. Someone willing to not skim over the fundamentals, advise on best practices and assist with what will probably be very naive/basic mistakes. I'm most familiar with Python, I did my CS degree 9 years ago, I hack a lot of stuff together to get close to what I want to make, I can edit existing code but would like to build small web apps & learn how to manage them efficiently.
On the flip-side, I would be happy to reach out to anyone needing help on the business side, user testing, feedback, a/b testing, finding their audience, marketing. I currently work as an I.T Consultant in streamlining & automating businesses and I also run a wedding photography company.
This is a great idea and similar to this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7692769. I think there's a chance of building this into a platform. Email me if you're interested.
I'm looking to pick up machine learning skills, especially on the math side. I've completed the Coursera course on Machine Learning, and I'm looking to take it to the next level. In return I can teach whatever I can - I have some pretty decent Python programming skills.
I would love to have a mentor. I stumbled upon Hacker News about a year and a half ago. I was not into programming before. One day, I got interested in programming and stories about computer hackers and so naturally I stumbled upon this website.
I am still a newbie. Right now, I am interested in learning Ruby and Javascript. I dabbled around with Java for a few months a while ago, but I became more interested in HTML5. I taught myself nearly everything I know about programming. I am probably not at the level to have a mentor, but I would really love to chat with someone about programming or meet up and code together. Maybe get some tips and advice on how to accelerate learning.
I do not know how distance mentoring would feel, but I am open to it.
I have a few programming mentors I work with and I'm looking to develop the business side of myself thus I'm looking for a business mentor. In exchange I can help you with web projects and give you a percentage of whatever business we create.
I'm in my late 30's so I have a lot of experience. I don't mind working with people who are younger , but 30 is about the cut off limit. My goal is to seed a lifestyle business that has the potential to grow very large. I'm more interested in a good fit between myself and the mentor than the mentor being extremely successful. However, you should have a track record that reflects a degree of successes. wktdev@gmail.com
I am looking for a mentor in game development. I studied game development and computer science in school. I have worked on a few games academically but am looking to start making and any expertise would be extremely helpful.
Quite experienced in building developer communities around platforms. Whether you're looking to kickstart an ecosystem or grow an existing one further, I have solid knowledge of the process from a software and business perspective. I currently run Shopify's App Store ecosystem which does millions of dollars/year in revenue for our partners.
Reach out to me if there's any way I can help: blair@shopify.com
Experienced in search marketing, web analytics, & conversion optimization and a mentor at a startup accelerator.
Looking for a programming mentor to help me learn Python. Have some HTML, JS, & CSS experience but no backend knowledge. Email - adityadugar@gmail.com.
Ideally, a potential mentee: -- Wants to code her or his own small search engine. Obviously, it is difficult to recreate Yandex or Google, but it is relatively easy to make something on a smaller scale. -- Knows some C++, but wants to expand her or his knowledge -- Is in the beginning of the software development career
This is just a description of someone who I can help the most. If you don't quite match this description, send me an email anyway -- I can still help you with your own project in C++ or help you code a search engine in a some other language than C++. Or maybe I can just help pairing you with someone more relevant. :)
Email: in profile.