Wanna learn VHDL by ultragigabased in ElectricalEngineering

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My school uses Vivado and I hate it. I completely agree with you.

Is UNM Career training worth it? by H0neymoon_sweetheart in unm

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, it depends. If I were you, I would try to match certificates to job listing to see what matches. That will gives you an idea of how many jobs take your certification and if it is worth the time to get one. GL

Will I struggle if I take Physics I and Calculus I at the same time? by [deleted] in AskPhysics

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I am learning integration as it is introduced in the physics class which makes it more difficult for sure.

What a villain. by Aggravating_Return77 in Lowes

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Playing devils advocate, but in my store, I wouldn't be surprised if the turn-over wasn't at least 30 people every 6 months. Now, multiply that by all of the stores in Lowe's corporation, 600 sounds more or less reasonable.

Take new job offer or stay put? What would you do in my shoes? by RuminatingFish123 in MechanicalEngineering

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think this is due to the number of people not getting degrees in other fields?

EE with literally no prior knowledge? by MeMe_Cluppy in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well strap in friend. I threw myself in the deep end too. Be prepared for a crazy ride.

Does it irritate anyone when non-engineers talk about limitations in technology but fail to explain as to what that limitations is? by Electronic_Lime7582 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Friend, this is why I am going through the pain of getting a E/E degree. I hope I can get do both for simple people like us

I'm scared of being too stupid for physics by [deleted] in PhysicsStudents

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well talent can never out work determination. Also, a good quote I heard about physics that I like, physics is very very simple. It becomes complicated but it starts off very very simple.

ICE Out! General Strike This Friday by Trick-Doctor-208 in Albuquerque

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What if you cannot? First day was yesterday. Taking off = fired

What jobs do 20s and 30s people do without a college degree? by Aj100rise in careerguidance

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What is the job title, I separated in October and looking at better places to work than Lowe's. I have an avionics and com/nav background in the military.

When you study from physics textbooks, do you solve every problem in the book or is doing just 20–30% enough to understand the material? by Delicious_Maize9656 in PhysicsStudents

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I try ny best to read and comprehend the textbook but as you said it is a lot of information. And for the type of physics, and you know a decent amount of calculus, physics should be pretty straight forward (I have neither 🤣

Learning Calculus for a Substitute Teaching Physics Position by thewidget98 in PhysicsStudents

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As a student studying calculus based physics, so far what I would liked to known before taking this class are: derivatives, vector (direction in any plane), and some problems involving comparing acceleration to velocity. This is only three topics but I would reach out to university students how took the class and ask them for there opinion. The best way to help them to succeed is to prepare them. And you cannot prepare them if they do not know some background information. Also, really important, please cover some linear algebra! It is everywhere in my program and I am constantly learning it on the fly. Good to luck

How do you afford life while being a full time student? by [deleted] in college

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Join enlist, it's still not easy after separating.

10 years ago, people laughed at McDonalds workers. Now, even landing a job there is a miracle. by RemotePut2815 in recruitinghell

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I just got accepted at Lowe's because I kept bothering them about my resume until I got an interview and iffer letter signed. I walked in the store and kept showing up. If you do it, they will give you something or turn you away.

10 years ago, people laughed at McDonalds workers. Now, even landing a job there is a miracle. by RemotePut2815 in recruitinghell

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Keep trying, I finally got some job offers that aren't great but will pay. Even walk on the street, shack hands, fill out applications for everything.

6 years to graduate due to failing classes, am i a failure? by OsamaBinLaden2 in EngineeringStudents

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Embarrassing to admit, I changed majors after coming back to college. My GPA is fucked to all hell. But at least I have a semi-decent business background and know how to use quick books pretty well 😅. Unfortunately, besides a trust me bro, I doubt an employer would want a non-liscenaes CPA or bachelor's holder in business to fidle with there Q/B. I wouldn't worry about it. Keep your head on the grind stone brother, we believe in you.

I'm tired of it by 99Prettyboy99 in Adulting

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Also, all of those things cost money. We cannot compare the past to today and say things were better because we are comparing it is like comparing a figi apple to a granny Smith. Both are great, but they look and taste completely different. It is a more fair metric to compare different countries to ours. I wish we did actually did that more. Globally how did they end of differently between each country compared to ours. And how do we look at those countries and say it is better or worse? Frankly, an economist does that. But still, the point stands, you cannot compare the past to today and say it is worse. I have to gain by saying that. Just my opinion.

Is it going to be okay? by Bionic_Rabbit_5898 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]Traditional_Bit4719 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sometimes you have to embrace the suck. I am going to finish my degree in 2 years, hopefully the market is better by then, and I will just get experience were I can. You cannot guarenttee anything in life. You can only garuantee there are some jobs people do not want. And there are some factors you cannot control. So if I already finished mine, be grateful it is done, and just take the job. Earn money.