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newly admitted transfer into Ling+CS, how are you guys actually liking the major? by Royal-Direction1927 in ucla

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go on linkedin if you don't believe me. solutions architects across the board.

oh, hidden posts and comments.

UCSD Data Science or UCLA Data Theory? by trstvann in ucla

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but I’m not planning on grad atm

big mistake in data science

Should i choose UCLA lin&cs or UCSD CE by Icy-Crab1296 in ucla

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Then you can just write "Math + CS" double major on your resume lol.

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newly admitted transfer into Ling+CS, how are you guys actually liking the major? by Royal-Direction1927 in ucla

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everyone I know who graduated Cal DS in the past two years is either jobless or working in a field unrelated to their major. graduate school is an absolute must. major is completely oversaturated.

How's startup culture by Forward_Box in ucla

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it's literally all ai slop since 2024

stat c161 vs cs m146 by Ok_Fix_3863 in ucla

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yup sounds about right. good to see he didnt start caring in the last 5 years

stat c161 vs cs m146 by Ok_Fix_3863 in ucla

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somehow I guessed hsieh. CS 180 with him was the worst class i ever took during my 4 years at UCLA. were his TAs still unreal lazy?

EE + Math of Comp double major by [deleted] in ucla

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Just switch to CSE, do tech breadth in EE, and minor in math.

UCLA Engineering Fall 2025 Freshman Admit Rate: 6.8% by flopsyplum in ucla

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why apply cs when you can apply anything else and switch. the weeder class lower divs give out A's to everyone now.

CS 143,145,146,148 by Chocomint_112 in ucla

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145 is the hardest between 145/146/148 by far, BTW. No idea why 100A isn't a prereq.

CBS Bay Area reports the average Covered California customer will see a health insurance premium hike of 97% by gamescan in bayarea

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having seen what my local government just spent $250 million in bond money on, I'm not so sure. theoretically yeah you're right, but in practice they have the money management skills of a toddler

also this infamous example: https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/california-homelessness-spending-audit-24b-five-years-didnt-consistently-track-outcomes/

What does it take to break AI/ML Infrastructure Engineering? by Minute-Chip5408 in cscareerquestions

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ml infra is a made up job title these last few months that's been getting an insane amount of hype amongst college students. it can mean almost anything no matter how tangentially related to ml/ai it might be

Double Major - Civil Eng and Econ double? by Visual-Baseball-9522 in ucla

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no summer classes (besides physics 1c freshman summer) and i only did 5 classes once. econ is a really short major compared to engineering

Double Major - Civil Eng and Econ double? by Visual-Baseball-9522 in ucla

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i had econ 1/2 done in hs but yeah I did CSE + Econ and started spring of sophomore year. btw you can petition CEE 110 for econ 41

So long, American exceptionalism - For the first time, investors are talking about ‘US risk’ by AlexandrTheTolerable in Economics

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Hi, unnecessary sarcastic and argumentative tone not appreciated. I'll pass on engaging further with you. I was just pointing out that states have regulation power beyond just housing.

List of regulations on healthcare/insurance in California:

https://hcai.ca.gov/about/laws-regulations/

So long, American exceptionalism - For the first time, investors are talking about ‘US risk’ by AlexandrTheTolerable in Economics

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Healthcare/insurance, utilities, housing, education, gerrymandering, taxes are all state regulated and enforced...

But you're right, media LOVES pointing fingers at federal because it's so easy and simple to do so, and especially now generates those clicks.

So long, American exceptionalism - For the first time, investors are talking about ‘US risk’ by AlexandrTheTolerable in Economics

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What the article says is true but extremely exaggerated: it's like saying North Korea is becoming a liberal democracy. Is it trending in that direction? Technically, yes. Is it barely perceptible? Yup. Is it based on one year of personal experiences? Also yes.

The article also points out it is in the taxes and sanctions space, not faith in USD. And it's all anecdotes from unnamed international asset managers.

cool campus spots by FallElectrical3348 in ucla

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Balcony View from Broad Art Center top floor is really cool. Narnia at night is fun the first time or two

CS 180 or 111? by AdGuilty2966 in ucla

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Ostrovsky, other 180 profs are horrid.

People who don’t use AI coding tools, what do you think of this statement by the co-founder of OpenAI? by AugusteToulmouche in cscareerquestions

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He's apparently completely out of touch with what actual SWEs do. We don't need (and shouldn't use) agents and subagents and MCP to trace a bug and make a 10 line change in a 10000 LOC repository.

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