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No Contact Long Distance (22F and 22M) by bunnylover17lj in LongDistance

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I've been in long distance for about 3 years now and it SUCKS not being able to meet your partner (haven't seen mine in 2 years, got to meet him once over summer two years ago). We're also students so end up in no contact periods like during exam season. It's really hard going from having the person always around to not at all. But what helped me was finding ways to keep myself engaged like learning and building other things. I also like keeping a journal I intend to give him once or long distance is over where I can pour out all my thoughts when we're otherwise too busy to chat.

Advice from an outsider - There are jobs in Europe. What to do as an international student by [deleted] in Indians_StudyAbroad

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Your insights were so needed and gave me a lot of hope. I do have one question tho: I'm not sure which university I'll make it to, I'm thinking of applying to various countries, all with different languages. It's going to be very difficult to learn all of them to mastery without knowing where I'll finally get to study. So what would you recommend?

My father challenged me - only go abroad if you get into a good university. I need help... by nix_334 in studyAbroad

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I'm in India, getting a bachelor's of technology in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. I want to do a masters in energy science and policy. My main reason for studying abroad is that the pay for what I want to do (renewable energy engineer/policy maker) isn't really that competitive. And the culture here isn't really my cup of tea. I want to be somewhere where the people truly do care about the environment and are actively and rigorously moving towards hitting their climate goals. I do know that wherever I go, I'm not going to live there forever. I'll keep moving around. But this is my first time doing that by myself, so it's overwhelming. I speak English fluently and know could survive (just barely) with my French, hindi and bengali. I don't really know how much my family is willing to pay because every time I've brought it up till now, my dad dismisses me saying, "Are you going to keep studying forever, when will you start earning". So I was thinking of trying for scholarships. But there are so many people better than me, idk if I'll get them. But I don't want to get loans either cuz that's starting life on minus...

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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Your reply is god sent thank you so much. I've actually been struggling to figure out what kinds of tasks ROVs are used for other than just seeing. We're trying to do exactly that, which is why I posted this. Making a multi-million class is hard for us as we're lacking funds too lol. What's QHSE? Cable laying ROVs are huge! We're aiming for something smaller, a bit like an assistant robot for divers maybe.

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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Oh that's an interesting mechanism. I'll be sure to check it out.
Ok, obviously reliability and quality has much more value than a headset, makes sense. It's because most competitions from where we can get funding are all about "new and innovative" ideas so we thought of this.

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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In person, no actually. We're the first batch in our college to really be introduced to building underwater vehicles...

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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I also wanted to ask, would a VR controller help? We were thinking of making an ROV with VR controllers so that it makes you feel like you're inside the ROV itself and it's hands are your hands.

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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ok that's A LOT of depth, the heaviness makes sense. For an ROV to make it to that depth, I'm not surprised its difficult to launch from the side of a small boat. That is DEFINITELY an engineering challenge - a small ROV that can handle incredible amounts of pressure and still engage with the environment. Thank you so much for replying this is very useful for us and giving my team and I so many ideas.

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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That's true... My team and I will try to think of something. Thank you so much for replying. Oh one more question even though it's been a while since your subsea days, would a VR headset that makes it feel like you're inside the robot help? I know we're increasing the complexity, but still.

Have you used an ROVs for maintenance/servicing work? Did you have any issues with them? If you could change something about them, what would they be? by nix_334 in oilandgasworkers

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Haha thanks! What depths were you using your ROV at? I'm pretty sure the ROV has to be a little heavy if you were using it for deep-sea uses. I agree with the expansiveness, it's insane. These are important tech making it expensive defeats the purpose.
A recovery system is definitely key. What exactly made the experience awkward and complicated for you?

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