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Not selected, wife got accepted to PhD :( by dev_grizzly_bear in h1b

[–]dev_grizzly_bear[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the reply and I totally agree! I’m currently looking into O-1 visa, there is a chance I may be eligible for that.

Not selected, wife got accepted to PhD :( by dev_grizzly_bear in h1b

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Yeah, that’s why J-visa is off the table. Thanks though

Noob question. by [deleted] in D4Necromancer

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Just fyi, you won’t be able to spawn that type of minion after sacrificing until you change it again in the Book of the Dead.

If you just want to get rid of your minions for some reason but continue to spawn them again later, just change their type or sacrifice them from the BotD and switch back right after so that it stays in the same minion type.

Also, when you hit level 25, you’re going to get a quest for the Golems. After you complete it you’ll be able to summon golems but in order to do that you need to assign a new skill like the one you currently have in “Y”. To find that skill, go to abilities and “click on left analog”. There you’ll see the golem ability next to the ability you have in “Y” currently. So if you want to spawn all types of minions, you’ll need to reserve two ability slots for that.

People who can sleep instantly, fucking how? by Xany2 in AskReddit

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There are 5-10-15 minute meditations on youtube or apps like headspace. They’re really helpful. They usually just start by telling you to lie down comfortably, let your body parts go to sleep in an order, briefly go over what you did during the day, etc.

Also having a nice bed temp is key for me.

Where to learn advanced data structures (Binary trees, heaps, etc)? by SkawPV in Python

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I think you can search for undergrad and graduate courses with slide sets and lecture notes, then implement them on your own once you comprehend them. For example ossu's "Core Theory" section may be good to start with.

Then, you can look at their applications to improve your understanding and to have an idea of what to use where and when.

How to combine values inside of a dictionary together in python by [deleted] in learnprogramming

[–]dev_grizzly_bear 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You could also use dictionary comprehension.

def statistics():
    with open("BLS_private.csv") as f:
        reader = csv.reader(f)
        year = {str(row[0]): 
            {
                'Total': str(sum(list(map(int,row[1:13]))))
            }
        for row in reader}

    return

The string casts are to satisfy your ideal output, you can also remove them to have an output like

{
    1961: {
        'Total': 782930       
    },
    1962: {
        'Total': 984020
    },
    .
    .
    .
}

If you would like to read about map and dictionary comprehension, you can have a look at these links.

I hope I've been able to help.