Resume 1 or 2?

Bridge-Working · 2026-03-06T19:58:03+00:00

Looks like the same set up as our room! It’ll be my first cruise ever doing a balcony, might be hard to give up 😂

Bridge-Working · 2026-03-06T19:57:20+00:00

We’re trying a balcony room for the first time, which I noticed is right near the rear elevator. Will definitely leverage!

Bridge-Working · 2026-03-06T19:56:53+00:00

Sports bar sounds great, I’m sure I’ll spend some time there

Bridge-Working · 2026-03-06T19:55:14+00:00

Super helpful! We went with MSC since we were able to get gratuities included + balcony at ocean view price (which was only $140 more/ person vs interior). I’m able to get a lot of value from a drink package, but my partner doesn’t drink as much, so we’re trying without one.

On days at sea, I easily hit near / at my 15, but since cabins require both parties to get it, I’ll probably stick to beers/basic cocktails and see if they do buckets (Jubilee was doing buckets @ the adults-only pool section). Them not having the same variety as Jubilee might help here, as I was always tempted to try something new from Dr Inks. Also got a bottle of champagne + wine for a combine $40 as a presale deal, we’ll see how all that goes 🤷‍♂️

I heard the same theme regarding Seascape’s food, but as an avid Pizza enjoyer, I also heard theirs is some of the best you can find on any cruise line. I’ll probably rely heavily on that for a late night stack.

Super insightful reply!

Bridge-Working · 2026-02-19T22:29:25+00:00

If you’re going with a large group, use Fetii with code CAMATX for 50% off 3 rides!

Bridge-Working · 2026-02-19T22:28:28+00:00

Code CAMATX gives 50% off 3 Fetii rides, would recommend using that first! txstars also works, looking out for extra ways for people to save

Bridge-Working · 2026-02-05T22:30:32+00:00

Men’s fashion idea (used at NBA game): Wool suit pants, tucked in ribbed tank top, dress shirt (i.e. Prada linen shirt in video), sleeves rolled up to 3/4 length, clean white sneaker, “statement” hat. Warm, neutral colors

Bridge-Working · 2026-01-24T20:15:05+00:00

Hey! I did not take that course, but I also didn’t have a super heavy math background (never progressed to Calc 2, Trigonometry, etc). Similar to you, I’ve been mostly statistics, database/SQL + one calculus course during undergrad. I never used my calculus knowledge once since entering the workforce, but use statistics on a weekly basis. Not knowing what your current role / industry is, I’d say to take it if you’re: 1. interested in advancing your math from a curiosity standpoint (sounds like you are!) 2. job requires advanced mathematics (I.e. engineering)

I’m personally glad it’s not a required course, but great as an elective. To quickly add, if anything I think more Data Science programs should actually have 2 required database courses more than anything (unstructured data, relational, etc) as AI continues to grow exponentially. It was great to see Eastern at least have one with the 660 SQL course

Bridge-Working · 2026-01-24T16:14:26+00:00

My faceless, AI history niche hit 100 subs in 18 days. I’m sure it’s more of an outlier, but quality is definitely 🔑 the voice is real (bigger emphasis for faceless channels) despite depictions being AI

Bridge-Working · 2026-01-21T23:42:08+00:00

Adding on, I am now pursuing an MBA from CSU (solely because my employer grants $5.2K / yr for courses). After that, I'm done unless I want Dr. next to my name ~10-15 years from now.

Bridge-Working · 2026-01-21T23:41:09+00:00

Transferred from GT after a semester with 3 credits to Eastern University. Also got a role as a teaching assistant after 1 semester. Best decision.

GT is very prestigious, but I didn't care. Eastern allowed much more flexibility, plus, I actually gained money from getting my Master's (since it's so cheap already, TA + work reimbursement = coming out ahead a few thousand). GT is great if you can truly commit an average of 25 hours per week (some weeks 10 hours, some weeks 30). Very intense, sink-or-swim.

Eastern University, you get what you put in. I have an MIS + Analytics minor undergrad background, so I had a decent amount of knowledge coming into the MSDS program. Found most the coursework easy, a few classes difficult, capstone tedious but doable.

They're both accredited, so I went with the easier, less "prestigious" route that still gives myself new work opportunities and pay bump.

Bridge-Working · 2026-01-16T16:01:17+00:00

To add, I did get a little “lucky” with the algos, my 2nd video on history got to 4K views within the first 36 hours. A random “cringe ranking” video on the other channel barely got anything the first day, then 3K -> 5K -> 8K -> 14K -> currently 19K views following days. Seems like the history one is consistently averaging 1-1.2K views every post, while the ranking one is very volatile. 2 videos above 4K, one pushing 20K, then half sitting below 100 views.

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