What can I do as an amateur hacker to get the best programming job next year?

The article is a query posted by a user named dgriffx, who is seeking advice on how to transition from his current career to a programming job. He has a background in doing small Python projects for fun, such as making games, writing bots for games, and doing coding challenges. With his current career ending, he has a year to prepare for a job hunt in programming. He is considering creating a portfolio piece, like a full-stack website, to showcase his skills since he lacks formal credentials.

Dgriffx is open to suggestions and advice on how to best prepare for a programming job. He is considering creating a project that involves some "memey gpt stuff" as he finds it enjoyable. He is seeking input on this idea or any other strategies that could help him land the best programming job next year.

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The author has spent about a decade in a different career but has always engaged in small python projects for fun.
The author's current career is coming to an end and they have about a year to prepare for a programming job hunt.
The author is considering creating a portfolio piece, such as a full stack website, to showcase their skills since they lack formal credentials.
The author is open to hearing other ideas or advice on how to best prepare for a programming job.

What can I do as an amateur hacker to get the best programming job next year?

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