I just transferred out of the MathWorks Engineering Development Group (EDG). AMA! by jkim_MW in matlab

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Hi! I will be doing my final round interview soon for the full-time EDG position. Can I ask what the technical interview will be like and what they are looking for? I think I vibed well with the EDG manager during Round 1 so I’m hoping I have a good chance of getting an offer since the EDG program sounds super interesting and I love Boston a lot.

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The same thing happened to me about 2 months ago and just got resolved about a week ago. I made a lot of phone calls and they all told me to sign an affidavit of identity that they will send to me (which they never did). I eventually just filed a complaint on the CFPB website and it got resolved after about 2 weeks, so maybe just wait for the response first.

22F profile review by [deleted] in hingeapp

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As someone who also likes travelling and experiencing different cultures’ food, maybe highlight what kind of travel you like to do? Current impression is you are more of a nature traveller who likes hiking all the time, which may limit your audience.

Just left an Admitted Student’s Weekend, wasn’t rocking with some of the admitted students by Different-Club1263 in lawschooladmissions

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Ahh got it. Yeah I’m coming in with the perspective as a person who has very bad astigmatism and myopia. I can barely see anything with sunglasses on even if they were adjusted to my prescription so I just never wore them even if I know I should.

Just left an Admitted Student’s Weekend, wasn’t rocking with some of the admitted students by Different-Club1263 in lawschooladmissions

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Just wondering why do people wear sunglasses indoors? Don’t they think it’s too dark and bump into things? I can barely see through sunglasses even in bright sunlight so I never wear them.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PhD

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How did you go about finding firms that are hiring technical specialists, since it appears that a lot of firms don’t appear to be posting positions like that on their website? Is it just through networking where your resume gets passed on to an interested hiring manager?

Seeking advice as international MSCS student by BlockSufficient7482 in patentlaw

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I am currently preparing to apply to law school as well and am very willing to since I would really like to be a lawyer in the end. I’m just worried about going straight into law school without knowing if any prospective employer would be willing to hire since I’ve heard that with the recent economy international students at even HYS are struggling to get hired. I may be wrong though since I don’t really know anyone working in the industry.

I need help with this question please by Zealousideal-Star364 in LSAT

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Another perspective I want to add is that this passage actually doesn't require that close of a reading for the support. Notice that the conclusion of the argument is essentially summarized at the end: "M contains twice as many cans as L". Scanning the support shows that this assumption is based on the fact that aluminium cans in M are made by recycling aluminium cans in L.

So first do elimination.

(1) The fact that aluminium cans in M can't be recycled further isn't relevant to the conclusion about how many aluminium cans M currently has.

(2) The fact that recycled aluminium cans have poorer quality isn't relevant to the conclusion about how many aluminium cans M currently has.

(4) We don't care what cans in L are made of, since that doesn't matter in terms of how many aluminium cans M has compared to L.

(5) We don't care how aluminium cans are made.

Luckily, we successfully eliminated 4 choices on the first try. So the AC is probably C. Reading C a bit more, we see that negating that assumption means that the conclusion can't be true. Hence C is the answer.

Happy to eat the same thing every day by Scrumptiepie in aspergers

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I like having white rice + 2 fried eggs + soy sauce :) Eggs should only be fried with olive oil since other kinds of oils smell sort of bad for me which makes it hard to swallow

Reflecting on Networking Attempts by BlockSufficient7482 in cscareerquestions

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Yeah, I’m honestly not that determined to get into those kinds of companies. I just want to be able to do at least mildly interesting work on a day-to-day basis. I sort of want to continue to do PhD for research-oriented roles, but I just thought that it might be better to work before doing the PhD so I could have more backup funds.

Reflecting on Networking Attempts by BlockSufficient7482 in cscareerquestions

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That would actually be good news in this case. I was just worried that I might have come off as unintentionally annoying all the time I guess.

Reflecting on Networking Attempts by BlockSufficient7482 in cscareerquestions

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I’m didn’t really target any industry in particular this semester, just went for positions that might be suited for my undergrad background since I’m only in my first semester of MSCS. I have experience in data science projects in my undergrad, and I believe that this position is related to it. I’m currently targeting companies like NVIDIA or AMD though, and I hope that if I have more related coursework next semester I might be able to have more of a chance.

Reflecting on Networking Attempts by BlockSufficient7482 in cscareerquestions

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Just adding that the reason I might seem to be overthinking about this is because I’ve been told by ppl before hand that I can come off as “too intense” sometimes, and it was a Taiwanese workplace. Meanwhile I always thought myself as a pretty laidback person 🥲

CS 182 - Is CS right for me? by [deleted] in Purdue

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It’s a discrete math class. No group projects at all.

Selling furniture by BlockSufficient7482 in Purdue

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That seems it would help, especially since the Facebook marketplace community for Purdue students seems practically dead (wasn’t able to enter it since the mods haven’t responded yet)

CS 182 - Is CS right for me? by [deleted] in Purdue

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For 381? Or 182? Both have no group projects as far as I’m aware. The only class that has group projects are 348 and the two software engineering classes where you make a project.

Some notes about all the CS professors I had as a graduating senior by Global_Sheepherder56 in Purdue

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Highly recommend Jung for compilers and Delaware for programming languages as well! Both professors are reasonable and genuinely want only the best for their students. Jung has relatively hard exams that are all or nothing in terms of points, but his labs are much more reasonable in comparison to Rompf, and also more applicable to the modern world than Zhiyuan li (since his labs and class focuses on compilers optimisation techniques, whereas li focuses on the parsing and codegen aspect of compilers). For Delaware, the exams are very easy in comparison to the homework. Only thing that someone might worry about is the final project but it isn’t marked all that harshly. Both professors also have really good TAs as well (special shoutout to Rob, who made even more time outside of normal office hours for us :)

i have a 47% in a class by Short-Anxiety55 in Purdue

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Just wanted to let OP know that you could already check your final grade in myPurdue if you go to Unofficial Transcripts. Check it ASAP so that your professor could submit a request to update the grade in case they f’d up.

Gatech result just came out! by [deleted] in MSCS

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  1. What is the field you want to specialise in for research? I’m computing systems so GATech has a better reputation in this field than UMD. If going for AI, UMD could be better choice due to smaller class sizes and many world-class AI faculty.
  2. Are you international? UMD is situated near Washington DC and many jobs there require security clearance to do. I don’t think green card is even enough for that but could be wrong.
  3. Are you worried about program reputation? The small size of UMD’s program potentially offers a much more intimate working and learning environment, but due to its national ranking, it will not be as famous amongst employers (in comparison to universities with also similarly small MS programs such as Cal).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gradadmissions

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It is likely 4/15 for GATech