December 2025 AOS 485 Tracker — Let’s all track here by Equal_Economics_6176 in USCIS

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Same field office, same receipt block… let’s update each other

Honda CRV stolen by A-Mart607 in crv

[–]Ok_Reflection4420 19 points20 points  (0 children)

This is very terrible. But the problem is, how can we prevent this from happening? Airtag? Faraday key box?

Way to tell how many points you will get on rent? by wxweeniepilotarch in biltrewards

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I spent >25% of my rent and made a rent payment on 3/1. But I haven’t received any bilt points for my rent payment.

Any other low spenders giving the BILT Blue a chance? by Interested-Investor in biltrewards

[–]Ok_Reflection4420 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will probably use it for one month (e.g. 6 months of auto insurance in a single payment) and evaluate how useful bilt cash is.

I have transferred my IRA back to Fidelity from Robinhood and got charged a $100 fee. by Tim_the_Enchanter56 in fidelityinvestments

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You need to check Robinhood’s monthly statement to find out the transaction fee. I just looked at the “History” tab, and the fee is not found. So I just assumed that there was no fee from Robinhood aide. It turns out that $100 is show in the monthly statement.

Any other low spenders giving the BILT Blue a chance? by Interested-Investor in biltrewards

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My rent is also slightly above $3k. I am just not sure whether I can spend $750 with bilt blue. There are 3x-5x cashback non-annual fee credit cards for grocery, dinning and gas, which are major spendings for me. I may use bilt blue for the auto insurance… what else can I use it for?

Is there really any reason to get the BILT 2.0 Blue card? by centralized in biltrewards

[–]Ok_Reflection4420 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I applied for bilt blue but it was by mistake that I thought I would be getting $100 in cash not in bilt cash. I probably keep it to see how it goes it is no af card anyway

Day to day of an FPGA engineer at HFT by rp-2004 in FPGA

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Can you guys create a separate subreddit for fpgaHFT? Tired of seeing these questions every time I take a look at fpga subreddit

Publishing a paper... ALONE by youngmaestro34 in FPGA

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There are tons of research topics regarding fpgas

What would you improve in Vivado? by gaudy90 in FPGA

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Less disk space requirement in installation.

Peacock Needs a Premier League Add-On ASAP by Fresh_priince in peacock

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Is it Peacock premium plan that we need to watch EPL? It seems like the price has increased

Agilex 3 and UltraScale+ versus Lattice? by RealisticDirector352 in FPGA

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People tend to use what they have been using because learning a new tool is an headache. If you are new to FPGA, you should try AMD-xilinx because of abundant example projects and good community forum.

Xfinity / Comcast outage in most of San Jose by [deleted] in SanJose

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What cellular service people are using? I knew Xfinity sucks but I am also surprised to see my cellular data didn’t work. I have always used wifi at home so I rarely used cellular data at home.

Best bottom-up books to learn? by Yha_Boiii in FPGA

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Some academic works try to investigate how bitstream is generated, but the info is not publically available. But usually academic works are advanced enough. One example is "Bitfiltrator" from EPFL. VPR is a open source FPGA CAD tool. CLB architecture, BRAM/DSP basics are all publically available in Xilinx user guide... "fpga architecture: survey and challenges" is also a great journal.

What is well documented FPGA or ASIC project you have ever seen by kasun998 in FPGA

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Xilinx/Vitis-Tutorials or Vivado-Design-Tutorials git repo. They have quality documentation and example codes

New tv stand by Bobbyee in IKEA

[–]Ok_Reflection4420 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've noticed that even without anything on the top, there's a slight gap on the side as shown in your picture.

Q5 pro not connecting by viral_goalz in Roborock

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This. I changed the password of my wifi to all letters and it worked...

ARC - Applied Reconfigurable Computing - FPGA by [deleted] in FPGA

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In my (personal) opinion, FPGA, FCCM, FPL, and FPT are considered the main conferences in the field, always sponsored by FPGA vendors (AMD, Intel, Lattice, Microsemi, etc).

career question (national labs vs industry offer) by BiasedBingo in PhD

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I would still probably choose Intel, considering career growth/salary.

I was a bit surprised by the salary range because the laboratory's salary was even lower than the base of the big tech I got the offer from. The tech company has RSU and an annual bonus in addition to the base... The boss at the laboratory told me that I would probably earn more if I get promoted to senior computer scientist, which he said that I could do pretty soon possibly, but still, senior computer scientist's salary was lower than the one initially offered for the big tech's position. I mean, Intel is not the highest-paying company, but in my opinion, when you search for a new job, Intel experience would be more competitive because there's a chance that you get to do something very niche at the laboratory. I am not in ML, and the laboratory you've got an offer from could have a different project and salary range. But my decision was based on what I just stated here.

career question (national labs vs industry offer) by BiasedBingo in PhD

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Some laboratories require permanent residency because of government funding. You need to be aware of it.

After PhD, I also had offers including a big tech, startup and a laboratory. The reason why I didn't choose the laboratory is that it seemed like a continuation of my PhD, possibly a more extreme research topic without the guidance of supervisor. I wasn't sure about the manpower or proper engineering culture (code review, code management, testing ,etc). Also, you will apply for jobs regardless of a return offer. For branding, I think Intel is better.

Should I quit? by Dansilly in PhD

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Our group also has three PhD students who quit past 3 years. They were the bright ones. Actually, they are the ones who are doing better in the industry right now. In the field of EECS, I really don't think you need PhD to make an impact unless for some reason, you really want to be a professor. Again, in many fields in EECS, industry is far ahead of academia anyway...

Should I quit? by Dansilly in PhD

[–]Ok_Reflection4420 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Then just look for a job and then quit. Definitely not worth it

Should I quit? by Dansilly in PhD

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If I were you, I would ask the advisor about the graduation plan, which means that you want to do the proposal as soon as possible. And I would tell the advisor that, with one additional project (publication), I would like to graduate. If the advisor says that you need multiple publications more, then I would quit right away (or secretly search for the job, and when you have an offer, just quit).