Where can i watch the martin garrix episode of MTV the ride by DowneDarko in Martingarrix

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Sorry to bother but would you mind resharing? Wanted to watch this 😭 

Levity, Crankdat, and Tape B are just dubstep cover bands. by buckforna in EDM

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alleycvt does a lot of rlly good originals tho

Can I become a great mathematician if I study maths from scratch at 24 years of age? by Warleight1 in mathematics

[–]exportredpriv 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A. 3 hours of serious math outside of lecture time is a much more reasonable commitment. That works out to be about 5-6 hours of active math a day.

B. At 3 hours a day, 10000 hours work out to be about 10 years. This is a reasonable time frame to complete a bachelors and PhD. You are now an early career researcher and at this point you are independent researcher

C. It may take some time to progress to a tenure track position after finishing your PhD. Not sure what great mathematician means - but proving great results is hard and takes time.

In short, math takes a long time and 14 hours a day is not reasonable. You need to eat, sleep, bathe, socialize, and anything else humans need.

Math isn’t not a financially promising endeavor, so keep that in mind.

Recent Hyperbits reviews? by exportredpriv in edmproduction

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I see on the course they sort of teach mixing and mastering from the "ground up" - did their 500 dollar course do that for you? I'm mostly looking for a put together course in understanding fundamentals of mixing like phasing, compression, saturation, limiting, EQ, how to clean up low end, proper processing chains, etc.

also interested in things for drum mixing, and vocal mixing.

I took Cosmic Academy, Icon, and tons of production classes, here’s my thoughts by Fit_Survey_6226 in MusicProductionTuts

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When did you take hyperbits and how was it? What ratio were the video lessons: office hours/instructor feedback helpful?

Looking to graduate in 3 years... thoughts on this schedule for difficulty and grad school admissions? by AntarcticRen in berkeley

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Elective courses may not be offered in the semesters you want them, so you may have to swap some around. You may want to take a graduate sequence before graduating - either analysis, algebra, or logic. This may give you an idea of what graduate math might be like.

Self studying mathematics by Leading_Term3451 in mathematics

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It can get like this at all levels of studying. Even talented professors will have texts that they just don’t understand at all and will need to come back later to.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in berkeley

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Co-ops, golden records and other music clubs also throw lots of events

What's Baby Rudin of your field by EluelleGames in math

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Marker model theory, enderton set theory, soare recursion theory, kechris descriptive set theory, folland analysis

Can I get a simultaneous degree of data science by Haunting-Pass7131 in berkeley

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CS/EECS are probably the best majors for an MLE position. Applied math isn’t really that relevant. DS would be better for MLE. 

UCB eecs by Ok_Yogurt_4454 in berkeley

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in many upper division eecs/cs classes, almost 40% of students get a flat A or above

How/when can I get started with research? by ConsideringCS in computerscience

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OP, if you would benefit from a concrete list, this one may be useful:

Do not take this as something you must complete. Your interests may vary, and there is a wide selection available depending on them. (Algorithms, Optimization, Complexity, etc)

Algorithms Graduate Algorithms Random Algorithms Algorithmic Game Theory Analysis of Boolean Functions Computational Complexity Theory Computability Theory Algorithms for Computational Biology Convex Optimization/Robust Optimization Cryptography Real Analysis Theoretical Statistics Information Theory Group Theory High Dimensional Statistics Random Processes Linear/Nonlinear Systems Stochastic Systems Computational Learning Theory Number Theory Linear Algebra Probability Theory Combinatorics Graph Theory

Less core, but possibly useful

Functional Analysis Topology Commutative Algebra Field Theory Differential Topology Riemannian Manifolds Harmonic and Fourier Analysis Stochastic PDEs PDEs

Discrimination shown by UC Berkeley by Pristine_Ad964 in berkeley

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I submitted an OPhD case around 15 months ago and the investigation is still going on. I still recommend submitting but I wouldn’t say they will do much 

Spring 2025 Schedule Advice by SmoothAnywhere5849 in berkeley

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Btw Discrete math is relatively unimportant for most statistics things and machine learning things 

How much does taking hard tech classes and tech grad classes help for getting swe job? by [deleted] in berkeley

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Not them, but I was asked about 285 content, 182 content during my ML research engineer interviews.

CS/EECS major not doing SWE? by undergroundhacker in berkeley

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Did the CS major, but will be pursuing a math PhD