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probinso
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When possible, I prefer to apply by email or a simple form; but recognize this is ever less realistic. Do not make me setup an account unless it is government work like the National Labs. I spent a lot of time curating my resume, this inclu
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9y ago
baking is pretty cool. so is dance instructor.
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Jabber
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There are a lot of companies that work in research. Look into the National Labs. Look into DARPA and NSF funded groups. Also most research universities hire non students as well. This can double is a way to bootstrap yourself into grad scho
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9y ago
start interviewing; no harm in that
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>> I've personally started a couple co-op programs that resulted in permanent hires. Do you have any notes about this process? I would love to understand what it ment to accomplish this.
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9y ago
When looking for schools, find ones with coop programs. They bake internships into their curriculum.
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I also placed these Mount points in my car in the shower, and my bedroom
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Cheaper than the clips and tablet
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I place a piece of Velcro on the back of my phone, and have Mount points around my kitchen
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I would be interested as well
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I'm too old for that shit. I don't pull all nightdress for work anymore. Companies shouldn't ask you to do this.
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I'm in this now. Usually for web development I would argue that returning to school will be an ineffective way to join the market. High performance computing and aerospace will likely require a return to school. A few things to note. N
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nope; its actually not that uncommon for a college graduate; An edge may be gained if you vary paradigms for some companies (Procedural, Functional, OOP, Logical, Interesting Type System)
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Without a degree you need a ledger of work, and preferably references by people you have collaborated on something on. - You must have projects in at least two programming languages with at least one programming language listed in the job p
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protonmail people working with some of the alt-coins there is some work with privacy preserving databases, and privacy preserving data mining/machine learning at the academic level and places like Microsoft Research. homomorphic encryp
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9y ago
learn to BSD
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The Math Book https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6393242-the-math-book
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if you stumble a lot, then first practice by transcribing code snippets that you've authored. This will give you a feel for how pseudo your pseudo code should be. Once you are used to writing code by hand, try solving standard intervie
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9y ago
have you practiced? You can get super cheap "panel board" (will last ~ 1 year of use for 12$) (if in US found at home depot) Practice. Solve problems on a whiteboard. Set one up.
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emacs + jedi . its simple and doesn't assume too much
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no
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I would like to agree and second this.
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9y ago
scipycon, no contest
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I look forward to seeing your blog post. I would probably do the same. Very congratulations
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I am a big fan of cheddar cheese. Although peperjack is often better, cheddar is solid an contributes to more meals.
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You are not always in an area where visible light is sufficient, additionally light sensors are prone to noise related error. If all of your sensors are subject to the same errors they may collaborate on mistakes (In before Kalman filter)
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Understand the business model, understand the release cycle, understand the review process
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Filling out forms is a waste of time. I have spent time laying out my resume and cover letters, if you cannot read them or take the time to sift through, then it's probably not worth my time One unpopular belief I hold though, is the t
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Happiness on F sharp
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