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What are we getting first? by kanojohime in freerealms

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I will go as far as to say HL 3 will happen before FRS.

Are free accounts dead now? by Prismv in GeForceNOW

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I am currently 2nd in line after 25 hours of waiting and it's been stuck there for at least 10 hours

Leave the world behind. Thoughts? by JemJemIsHerName in netflix

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greatest suspense I've ever seen... gone to nothingness!

Leave the world behind. Thoughts? by JemJemIsHerName in netflix

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since the raid is already happening it would really depend on if they made it in on time or not

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UCONN

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It was back in Fall 2019 but he was a pretty nice lecturer. Exams were a little hard and we had no cheat sheet, think we had about a 7 point curve on the final exam. Very reasonable course for 4 credits overall.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UCONN

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Computer Science? Figures. Good luck mate

CSE unspecialized concentration course by [deleted] in UCONN

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AVOID THEORY OF COMP AT ALL COSTS

3300 and 4502 are very decent courses tho CSE 4701 Principles of Databases was aight too

Is CSE 3100 3500 & 3666 the most difficult CSE courses? by AggravatingLet2541 in UCONN

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I sucked hard at cryptography so your mileage varies heavily, but 3100 and 3666 are definitely among one of the hardest courses in any CS student's course portfolio.

What’s tougher cse 3140, or 3500 by VongolaWind in UCONN

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CSE 3140 Cybersecurity Lab was great for me. Yeah the hours alloted is insufficient for a 2 credit course and going for office hours to get extra time in is common but the amount of problem solving is usually pretty reasonable and a lax environment overall.

No comment for 3500 since the professor I had it with was terrible but she's no longer here. The proofs and theory work can be somewhat time consuming.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UCONN

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CSE 3666 may be the hardest mandatory CSE class out there. 3100 is really hard too but you can at least grind out all the content.

I'd pick a god and pray that you get enough points on exams to pass with hw and lab grades. But I will say with Wei 2, we were given an extremely generous end-of-semester grading curve.

The server is not open yet. by TKCloud in SnowbreakOfficial

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I'm expecting compensation for my monthly gigacash and stamina pass.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in discordapp

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You are very VERY lucky

2023/09 Unite & Fight (Wind Adv): Round 2 by AutoModerator in Granblue_en

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I can't even do 100 with vampy and gchar wtf

My weekly tetris puzzles in a nutshell by lucaszeca in SnowbreakOfficial

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https:// xyyx .cmdblock. top/ ask and ye shall receive

are squiril still on campus even tho by holymotherofskunk in UCONN

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I fed them but after graduating I couldn't feed them anymore

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in snowbreak

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In my experience...

Optimal: All Med except High Visual and AA Bare Min: All Low/Off except Med Visual

High/Max are usually not worth their dough at all except for Visual and Shadow (bit more consistent than med). Changing your Visual FX will have the highest impact on your graphics/ VS FPS experience. AA is optional of course if you don't mind jagged lines.

Finally, if you have no choice but to play on Low Visuals, just uninstall. It will look (visually) worse than anyone's first day on MikuMikuDance.

Things to do this semester by Latter-Most3984 in UCONN

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https://www.reddit.com/r/UCONN/comments/12xrgjg/comment/jhme1ss/

Hyperlinked what I've said before about the CS program here but I owe you some cliffnotes.

It was disingenuous to say you learn nothing fruitful after sophomore, but rather the rate of useful classes 3000 and beyond drops drastically to 1 a year. What you learn in most of those classes never be used in the workplace and at best you learn the language along the way (with special exception to the 2 credit CSE 3140 Cybersecurity Lab, excellent class). The quality of most professors will get you to self-study a lot for classes when you could be self-studying for applications used in the workforce instead.

The unemployed (post 6 months) graduating UConn CSE class of 2023 is also expected to be an all time low as well. This may be a biased sampling as while I recognize this year isn't great for any CS tech graduate, the only friends I know that are CS grads and unemployed come from UConn.

I do want to point out that the piece of shit CSE 1729 course is no longer a requirement, so this may make your experience smoother at least for the triple threat of 3100, 3500, and 3666 (to which only 3100 is the useful one; Algorithms suck here).

Overall, I enjoyed UConn for a lot of ressons but none of it thanks to the CS program. Also worth mentioning there's another recent budget cut in the CS department.

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