principia1

5 ms·

1.
Jobs that involve numerical analysis and PDEs?
1 points by principia1 12y ago|0 comments
2.
Better to quit grad school or spend extra year to get MS?
5 points by principia1 12y ago|4 comments
3.
Can a Physics grad get hired as a programmer?
1 points by principia1 13y ago|1 comments
4.
Technical support position with minimal programming experience
1 points by principia1 13y ago|1 comments
5.
Worth staying in Austin?
1 points by principia1 15y ago|1 comments
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by principia1 15y ago
UT-Austin. I completed my undergrad at UCLA, so their reputations are similar. I'd like to move back home near my family, but Austin is a much better place for startups than LA
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by principia1 15y ago
"at a regular tech startup, you'd be surprised to find out that beyond the core employees, most people have average or below average experience/education. On a team of a dozen software engineers that I'm a member of, one has an MS, and it i
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by principia1 15y ago
"Some places might ask for grad school grades - Google, I'm guessing, they're strange about that sort of thing - but in my experience this is pretty damn rare, especially when the grades are of questionable relevancy. " It's not so much the
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How bad does it look to startups to drop out of grad school?
1 points by principia1 15y ago|4 comments
10.
How bad does it look to drop out of grad school?
7 points by principia1 15y ago|7 comments
11.
Getting better at programming?
7 points by principia1 15y ago|7 comments
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by principia1 15y ago
I am in Austin. I haven't really looked much into the startups here, but based on the few jobs ads I've seen, they are looking for programmers with alot more programming experiences and skills than I have. That's why I was wondering what po