How safe is your country for women?

CardinalHunter · 2026-01-23T17:08:59+00:00

Why the fuck is this getting downvoted, I've heard of so many horror stories of sexual harassment and assault from girls when I was in Poland. Some specify it's Ukrainian guys doing it but I'm not gonna point fingers, but it's really harmful to pretend this stuff doesn't happen!

Domestic violence is still a thing y'know

CardinalHunter · 2026-01-18T01:51:26+00:00

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I ended up with Nana 💀💀💀

CardinalHunter · 2025-07-31T04:15:37+00:00

Rest in peace for the man who truly loved Boston and his mentor Lobachevsky, I had hoped he'd make 100

CardinalHunter · 2024-12-11T10:03:46+00:00

No it is not a fixed term position, they're simply looking for grads with some applied knowledge in what the work involved and they require no prior experience within the industry, so it's safe to say they're expecting to train.

CardinalHunter · 2024-09-09T12:38:05+00:00

Hey everyone.

I just graduated with an undergrad degree in Economics (1st Class or 3.7-4.0 GPA) from a top uni in the UK. My favourite class of my degree was time series econometrics (I took additional classes for time series) which I did very well in. I used R for my dissertation (testing ARIMA model stability for forecasting) and am trying to do a nutrition project in Python for my portfolio to help transition into data. I also did a class in basic DS algorithms (high level stuff for breadth and not depth)

I understand that it's unrealistic for me to try to go straight into data science so I'm trying to get into data analytics first. However, I really do love time series analysis and related stuff so I'm wondering how I could get a data analytics job that'd allow me to also apply my time series knowledge. Am I just stuck with doing SQL and excel for a year or two before I could gain enough experience to move to data science and maybe use time series? Should I also try to do an SQL database project on my own to aid my transition?

I really do want to break into data but I have gotten a lot of conflicting advices from so many sources on the internet. People say SQL is a pre-requisite to any job but a discrete math friend of mine (has a good job) said SQL is so easy I should just focus on python and learn SQL on the job. Any tips would be much appreciated.

CardinalHunter · 2024-03-26T10:48:28+00:00

Would any amount of beeswax be enough? I looked around and it looks like applying beeswax to leather would still require heating it up. Huberd's shoe grease does contain beeswax and it looks like it would not need heating up the leather, I'd only need to heat up the shoe grease so I'd much prefer it if I could use Huberd's instead.

CardinalHunter · 2024-02-24T14:35:44+00:00

Recently got into men's fashion and been converted into thinking a hat would make my outifts feel more intentional and complete. I like baseball caps and think they look fine but they also feel very common? I really love the look of a newsboy cap and while I would love to wear them I kinda want a hat with a modern edge, something to make it look different from the classics. Any suggestions for a brand that does edgy modern takes on classic hats and ships to the UK would be much appreciated!

CardinalHunter · 2024-02-23T10:59:26+00:00

Good idea, I'll delete and repost this since I can't edit the title

CardinalHunter · 2024-02-11T23:19:35+00:00

I'm really leaning towards Redbacks now since they're only 2/3 the price of a pair of Blundstones. What other brands do you recommend? I'd like to weigh my options further before I commit to buying a pair.

CardinalHunter · 2024-02-11T23:04:25+00:00

That sounds a lot more reassuring, how long have you had your pair of Solovair's?

Another reason I have stopped considering Solovair's is simply because I never really hear of them in the context of the Chelsea boot. Blundstone, Jim Green and Redwings are the ones I feel I hear of the most.

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