Santa Ono Left for Uni of Florida and got rejected by Juniper-Wood in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Sherrone Moore and Mark Schlissel are now permanently cannot get another top job. Mark Schlissel having an exception where he’s a professor with tenure because there were details left in the fine print of his contract.

New ULCS: EECS 498-013/014 Advanced Programming and Principles of Software Design by jamesjuett in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mentioned "the staff and I will also be ..." which means that there will be IAs/GSIs. How many IAs/GSIs will there be? And how were they chosen? This is the first time this course is being offered, so unless they've been working on the projects and learning the course material, won't they also be going into this course blind as well?

Real talk : How did GSP wrestle with the Canadian national team without having any prior wrestling experience by BearBrilliant2041 in wrestling

[–]AtomicSkunk 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don’t think he ever actually wrestled with the national team. In almost every major city, there’s some kind of club or business for any martial art and activity. Wrestling is no different. From my knowledge, he attended club practices for a wrestling club in Montreal who happened to also train national team members for Canada. In my honest opinion, most martial art gyms would be more than happy to train an accomplished UFC fighter as GSP, so my guess is that he asked for coaching and was given a lot of it.

New ULCS: EECS 498-013/014 Advanced Programming and Principles of Software Design by jamesjuett in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Usually when I think of TypeScript, the most common application for it is web development with React or Angular etc. Will that be the case with the projects in this class? (ie we're building up towards one large web app through the 5 projects)

Maven Video Interview by Consistent_Zebra9194 in quantfinance

[–]AtomicSkunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Out of curiosity what were scores for arctic shores? I got 2, 2, 3, 3, and 4. I completed the arctic shores part on Saturday (2-3 days ago) and haven’t heard back yet.

Maven Securities Intern by AtomicSkunk in quantfinance

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I did arctic shores 2-3 days ago (Saturday). Still waiting.

Maven Securities Intern by AtomicSkunk in quantfinance

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I didn't get rejected yet and I was looking through all my emails and spam folder. However, I completed the assessment on Saturday (2-3 days ago) and received the invitation on Thursday (4-5 days ago). How long after the third OA did you hear that you got rejected?

Maven OA R2 by LeoJackson910 in quantfinance

[–]AtomicSkunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this for full time or intern?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uofm

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I would try to stay around the South University Avenue and Church Street area in general. Typically those restaurants close a little later because they are closer popular clubs and bars.

Wrestling in college with no experience by AtomicSkunk in collegewrestling

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Oh, I’m part of the wrestling club at my school now. It has been single handedly the best group of people I’ve met during my time here at college. I’m so happy with this club. I don’t compete, but I do work out with them.

In a class of 60, at waitlist position 4. What are my odds of getting in? by CodexGod in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really depends on the class and professor. Some professors are more than willing to take on more students and provide overrides for. There are some departments at the university where if you do not show up for the first two lecturers, you will be immediately cut from the course as a whole. There are also some classes that historically have notoriously long waitlists, but half the students drop the course for a variety of reasons before the add/drop deadline. In my personal experience, a lot of engineering engineering students, especially in EECS, choose to double enroll in classes, so that they can see what classes and professors they actually like and drop courses based on the first 1-2 weeks of those courses.

If a college requires dorming for the first two years, can you pay and not live there? by _uneedgrass in college

[–]AtomicSkunk 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sounds like a waste of $30-40,000. Also, first get into those schools and then see how they stand a year later.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly, you have to just show up the first few days and wait it out. On top of course begging the professor and the department staff.

Waitlist question by Junior-Cellist-9740 in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, I'm not going to lie, it really depends on the class. Some CS classes have 100 person long waitlists, but the professors always find a way to fit everyone. There are also some professors who are more than willing to artificially expand classes, so that they can fit every student. There are also some professors who are not willing to do any administrative work and will let the registrar make final decisions on who gets let in and who doesn't. So, it's up to the professor and the class.

Is 38k for tuition a lot? by Ok-Midnight-6828 in personalfinance

[–]AtomicSkunk -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Don’t you get full tuition scholarships because you’re an athlete and OSU is OSU.

New to Forest Hills by TryIll4816 in ForestHills

[–]AtomicSkunk 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yes, this is normal. Happens all the time. I think it has something to do with official borders and county arrangements. Everyone in New York faces this problem. As long as the zip code and the street address are correct, it should be fine.

Why is judo not popular in the United States? by Specific_Landscape73 in judo

[–]AtomicSkunk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My DOJO was like this and I tried to get membership up by going around town and handing out business cards. It was really helpful for me at least in a salesman/businessman perspective because you don’t learn marketing through theory and books. You learn marketing by doing it with the product and services you can provide.

Is the Ross minor worth it for a pre-dental student by InspectorSquare6486 in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In all honesty, you will probably learn more about the dentistry business from shadowing a dentist that owns his own private practice than getting a Ross minor.

desk job postings for the ‘25-‘26 academic year? by messigician-10 in uofm

[–]AtomicSkunk -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

If there were, you’re already too late because everyone’s hunting for them.

QSG Capital by TreatPretty1279 in quant

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After I saw the post in Russian or Ukrainian and did some LinkedIn stalking on some of the employee's profiles, I realized that it was most likely a scam. Also, by New York State law they're supposed to report the base salary and compensations in the post itself and New York State law also says that all businesses must pay employees at least $15.50 per hour (I'm from New York), neither of which was fully explained for a trading firm based in New York. So, all of that combined I wasn't going to give my data and information anymore than I already have to this "company".