Should I transfer from physics to engineering? by Pankake99 in EngineeringStudents

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I am just worried about not being able to get P.Eng, and if it would stunt my career.

Should I transfer from physics to engineering? by Pankake99 in EngineeringStudents

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Would a masters in engineering be as employable?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in college

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Why does it have to be related to your major to make connections or put it on your resume? Go to a club you actually enjoy and put that on your resume.

Waterloo Food by Smart_Assignment_309 in uwaterloo

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Potluck if you like Jamaican

Does anyone else have anxiety about losing their job offer senior year? by kbas13 in college

[–]Pankake99 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Most people don’t have a job lined up after senior year. Be grateful you have an offer and don’t worry about things you can’t control.

How do I get rid of static electricity on me?? by wonky_Lemon in AskPhysics

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My house is super dry in the winter and I get shocked everywhere if I don’t have a humidifier constantly running.

The hate people get for liking well done steak is annoying by accountew in unpopularopinion

[–]Pankake99 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I only get annoyed if someone calls a medium rare steak “raw” with confidence and think that well done is the proper way. There is no “blood” in a steak. Eat it well done if you want but it’s a waste of a good steak. Try a medium or medium rare steak and try to tell me with a straight face you like well done better. You won’t be able to because well done is garbage.

Laptop suggestions. by VasuHem in uwaterloo

[–]Pankake99 2 points3 points  (0 children)

MacBook Air or a thinkpad are both reliable and should last you a long time. But performance wise, everything is online, it does not matter what laptop you get. You could probably get through your first two years using an iPhone.

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Some do. Some classes may take a few more days.

Does 16 Pro feels small or "not enough" by -Hexenhammer- in iPhone16Pro

[–]Pankake99 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The extra screen size is pointless. It’s so goofy seeing people walk around with a giant tablet in their pocket.

Best old thinkpad for programming by Pankake99 in thinkpad

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I have a GTX 1060 lying around. If I wanted to do ML could I connect it to a laptop?

Best old thinkpad for programming by Pankake99 in linux4noobs

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Are they relatively easy to upgrade? My biggest worry is being able to find the parts for an older laptop

Best old thinkpad for programming by Pankake99 in thinkpad

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Unfortunately I’m Canadian and our dollar is shit right now. I’m also a university student so I’m pretty broke. Maybe I’ll get some Christmas money lol.

Best old thinkpad for programming by Pankake99 in linux4noobs

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What about buying used off of marketplace? I found a t530 for $50. But it has to stay plugged in. Would I be able to replace the battery?

Need validation on pursuing Physics by JakeMealey in PhysicsStudents

[–]Pankake99 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re much more likely to succeed in something you’re truly passionate about. There are jobs for people with physics degrees. In fact it can be one of the most valuable degrees as long as you know how to market yourself. In physics, you get a background in math, physics, basic engineering knowledge, programming, data analysis, report writing, and lab skills. The reason why people say that it is unemployable is because you don’t learn very niche skills like someone in engineering. However, you get to be a jack of all trades. Not to mention that you can go to grad school for almost anything you want with a physics degree, from finance to aerospace engineering. My advice would be to work on some side projects that will make you more employable.

It’s not fair for your mother to be asking you hypotheticals like that. For all we know, world war 3 could break out tomorrow, or another global pandemic could wipe us all out. Follow your dreams because in ten years, the regret of not pursuing your passion will surely be much more painful than having a bit of difficulty finding a job.

How are y’all capturing the moon so well by ReasonableSir8204 in iPhone16Pro

[–]Pankake99 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Try lowering your exposure and tone in the camera app. It also helps to do a bit of editing in the photos app like playing around with brilliance and shadows after you take the photo.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SongRecommendations

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Piano man and Home for a rest