hedgehawk

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by hedgehawk 5y ago
I feel like I have the necessary foundations of CS so I think it is a good starting point for me but the main goal is to maximize my time to get the necessary foundation in CS to do well at my job as well as open up my possibilities such th
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by hedgehawk 5y ago
Would you recommend OMSCS for someone trying to switch into tech but has some only some CS coursework in undergrad (OOP, discrete, DS&A, an unrelated major like Biology) ?
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by hedgehawk 5y ago
Yeah the main thing with OMSCS is that it's part-time and apparently some companies require you to be a full-time student in order to intern. I'm scared I'd be limited if I do OMSCS. In terms of the bootcamp pathway, I feel l
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by hedgehawk 5y ago
I'm not sure how to take this article considering that I am trying to switch into tech with a Biology undergrad with some CS coursework. I'm already been admitted to OMSCS but I've been thinking of applying to on-campus maste
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
never actually thought about this perspective when shaving it off..
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
I appreciate your comment and I agree with what you are proposing with your hypotheses. But what caused my loss in confidence? -> my hair loss. I know you're trying to come at this from a "things could be worse" perspectiv
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
Yeah, I mean I just graduated and I went to school in the bay area. Dating was much more difficult for me during my senior year but maybe I just need to go for older women now lol.
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
I appreciate your story but you're pretty much telling me that my dating life is going to suck for a couple of more years but it'll eventually get better, lol. But I do understand where you are coming from. I'm hoping better
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
I don't think my loss of confidence is the cause.. I was more than confident (if anything overly confident) before I was losing my hair. I'm not sure if you are also dealing with hair loss but it's hard for me to converse wit
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
I appreciate the story and the kind advice, definitely helps to know I'm not alone. Regardless, my hair has been part of my identity and is something I take pride in. When I envision myself in the future with something I no longer have
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by hedgehawk 6y ago
I'm sorry but I completely disagree with the folks that are saying to just shave it off and that the "only person worrying about your hair is you". That is completely untrue, especially in our society today. I just turned 23