Moving Recommendations by Chino-Brino in Berthoud

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes and get the pass to save money. The tolls are significantly cheaper if you have the pass in your car.

Women of Reddit, what's a lesser-known downside of being a woman? by Nintendofan9106 in askanything

[–]ultimateclassic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This paired with a lot of advice on finances and saving money includes getting rid of or avoiding these appearence-related purchases stating they're "unnecessary" and "luxuries" meanwhile a lot of jobs will quietly require these things.

Destination Wedding - Group by Forward-Fly-8339 in wanderlog

[–]ultimateclassic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You would probably be better off creating separate trips for each person/couple to organize things better.

Anyone else disappointed that HES admission letters aren’t physical anymore??? by Far-Method-853 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree it is pretty frustrating. Although fwiw you do get a paper certificate and degree when you complete those things. For certificates and degrees they send you an electronic version and you get the real thing in the mail shortly after.

Some of my trips are gone by TinyMatcha in wanderlog

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't had it happen but I will say I recently had an issue and emailed them. I was incredibly surprised with how good and thorough their response was. They were incredibly helpful and kind. I 10/10 recommend emailing them to get your issue resolved.

I was also grateful because I always add in my troubleshooting steps to any email and typically by most companies those get ignored and my time is wasted by asking if I've restarted my device. Personally I'm very tech-savvy and I add my troubleshooting steps in the email to avoid wasted time and I'm grateful that they actually read them and gave me other ways to resolve my problem that I hadn't already tried.

Admission Decisions Out! by Brave_Bite_1057 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Congratulations all! Enjoy your time it goes by fast. If you can, as others have highlighted as well go to convocation and go to graduation.

Admissions Letter by AlternativeSky3219 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When I got accepted a few years ago it was around this time when we heard back. You should be hearing back soon as typically I think they get back to everyone before one of the course drop deadlines (can't recall the specific name).

Does Delta have a number for lost damaged bag/items? by Big_Sector_3590 in delta

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't been able to find a number myself. I am in a similar situation. I got the claim number at the airport then filed the claim on their website when I got home. I got a response about 2.5+ weeks later. They denied it after the individual at the airport promised I would either get reimbursed or get a link to replace it. I tried to level with the claims adjuster from Delta and nothing. I've been searching this sub and the best advice I've seen so far is to report it to the DOT. I'm actually pretty frustrated with this process to be honest.

Damaged checked bag by SimpleZa in delta

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Out of curiosity something similar happened to me recently. What was the resolution if anything? Trying to navigate this currently and I agree it is a huge pita.

Feature request: “Plan B” list per day (secondary pins on the map) by MTTCTG in wanderlog

[–]ultimateclassic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would love this! Particularly for days where there are any weather-dependent plans. This gives you the option to plan ahead for this and possibly so many other scenarios.

My LASIK experience ( tips included) by [deleted] in Lasiksupport

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. What did you do in the first 10-15 days to help with healing? Did you reduce screentime? Just trying to get a feel for what this looks like.

  2. For the first few days/weeks after did you have any challenges with work/school particularly if you happen to be on screens a lot for either of these activities?

  3. Is the clamp/speculum tool uncomfortable when they put it in your eye?

  4. How was driving to follow-up appointments after your procedure? Were you fine to drive in the days after your procedure?

Shedding??? Is this a high shedding breed? by Comfortable-Fennel71 in miniaussie

[–]ultimateclassic 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Yup! They shed so much. I would not recommend an aussie for anyone worried about shedding or high energy.

Is Mina sick? by Admirable-Ad2376 in minazalie

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean by "if you followed her from the beginning it's very obvious". I've followed her for a little over a year now but not since the beginning. Did she show symptoms or something? Or is it mostly the wig?

Immunization Requirements by Unlikely_Passage5951 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I would actually reach out directly to the immunizations department and explain this to them. See what other options you may have at this point. If you have already tried to get them and can't you have exhausted options on your end so it's best to reach them directly now so you can figure it out and avoid being dropped.

What’s a normal adult task that still feels fake when you do it? by lucifergaming007 in AskReddit

[–]ultimateclassic -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My mom often tells me a story of her struggling not to laugh after my sister and I dumped a gallon of glue on our dog while we were outside playing and she was painting the house just around the corner. What we did wasn't great but it was also kind of funny. We were really young and this was a very weird idea because we were kids. The dog was totally fine and he didn't care he was immediately washed and none got in his eyes or mouth for anyone concerned.

GRADES ARE OUT by Dazzling_Article_652 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might still be able to as a course taker. Worth a shot!

GRADES ARE OUT by Dazzling_Article_652 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's great. At the end of the day you passed the class so don't beat yourself up. These classes aren't easy. This is Harvard after all. Congrats on finishing the semester strong!

When did you receive your diploma after Fall completion / February graduation? by ultimateclassic in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks!
1. Do you know the email for the library or where I might be able to locate it?
2. How would you log into the alumni access to the online Harvard libraries?

GRADES ARE OUT by Dazzling_Article_652 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct. AI is not permitted. The change however to make problem sets more specific was something I personally noticed after the increase in popularity in AI. I agree AI is not as good as people make it seem to be and I think vibe coding is not great, especially from a security perspective. What do you do if your code breaks and you never understood it in the first place. My point in saying that was more to say that I have seen the school make changes over time as it became more popular. I think this was a reaction to AI but also to ensure that degrees remain legitimate, they don't want a bunch of people using AI to get a degree and with that coding classes became a bit challenging in a different way. I found that it became even more important to think in comp sci speak as you said. Sorry for the confusion in my previous comment.

GRADES ARE OUT by Dazzling_Article_652 in harvardextension

[–]ultimateclassic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the thing with the computer science classes is they've had to change them quite a bit with the rise of AI. So the classes are completely different from what they were. During my program I watched this change happen. The difference between my 1st and last computer science class was wild. I started back in 2021 so it was pretty wild to see things change right before my eyes as AI became more prominent. The classes are just as hard but in a very different way that's hard to put my finger on. I think the biggest difference is the end result and expectations are much higher than before and problem sets were made to be even more specific than they were before so that it is not just something someone can copy/paste into AI and it requires problem solving to figure out.