M_Sanger

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   by M_Sanger 16y ago

   Agreed. 90% of the accomplishments on my resume are thanks to writing good essays in applications and receiving fellowships, internships, and admission to Stanford. I'd say I'm a competent engineer but nothing extraordinary. Writing made al
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   The Fight Against Christian Supremacists in the Armed Forces(truth-out.org)

   4 points by M_Sanger 16y ago|0 comments
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   by M_Sanger 16y ago

   if your goal is to just learn as much math as you can. Why matriculate in the class and pay tuition? I've never seen a professor check if everyone is matriculated let alone kick anyone out for not being matriculated. Plus no bureaucracy. :-
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   White House CIO Vivek Kundra and His Beliefs About the Cloud(readwriteweb.com)

   3 points by M_Sanger 16y ago|0 comments
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   by M_Sanger 16y ago

   "Basically women aren't generally willing to devote their lives to the kind of intellectual pursuits that 90% of the time poor, downtrodden, old and alone." But women are totally willing to devote their lives to the kind of pursuits like ca
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   by M_Sanger 16y ago

   I studied engineering because daddy's an engineer. At a young age I didn't comprehend how fulfilling math and science could be, I didn't understand the creativity and depth and purpose it could bring to me. It turns out daddy has been right
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   by M_Sanger 16y ago

   I'm learning how to code right now too and it's been frustrating to find resources that truly start at the beginning without assuming you know things from other languages. Right now I'm looking into using Google App Engine and python and th