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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
In my anecdata, it depends on what your goal is. I think doing some reps spread throughout the day is a good way to increase the max number of reps you can do in bodyweight exercises. Some communities call this method "greasing the gro
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
"PEO considers non-licensed use of “Software Engineer” to be a violation of our Act." https://www.peo.on.ca/public-protection/complaints-and-illeg...
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
You're right it is a big part of advanced math, but you can cover calculus, linear algebra, and proofs in parallel! If you have enough time.
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
You can take four terms of calculus using the Stewart book and not need to do any proofs. You do need to review algebra and have a good grounding in that, though. You can also cover linear algebra without proofs. There are, of course, books
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Are you looking for a book to learn proofs from? Are you looking to learn any math topics in particular? I think you can go through any of the books you listed and get an understanding of proofs. The proofs books usually use basic number th
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
This isn't a uniquely Francophone issue in Canada. I'm in Metro Vancouver and every immigrant ethnic group does this same thing. My manager had to pull someone off of our hiring panel because he literally said "I need to supp
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
I think the book Blitzscaling is by Reid Hoffman, founder of LinkedIn. Reed Hastings wrote No Rules Rules https://www.norulesrules.com/
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
I would add understanding the reasons for definitions, how they fit together with theorems, lemmas, corollaries, proofs, and some basics of the format of proofs. You can find good explanations through Google. For more applied or computation
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Have you replaced the mechanical pencil over the years or is that still your original one?
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
If manual entries are critical to a system, you can have one person enter the info and someone else to confirm the entry is correct. Not sure how common this is in other industries, but this was the method used at an extrusion manufacturing
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Possibly Andrew Carnegie.
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
This sort of already exists in Vancouver, BC, Canada. There is more to it than just salary, but there is a huge gap at the neighborhood level. “ But zoom in to the neighbourhood level — what Statistics Canada calls “census tracts” — and you
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
"A single-threaded leader is a leader who is 100% dedicated and accountable to a specific product, such as your mobile application, customer account, or the search capability in your e-commerce store. The single-threaded leader is resp
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
There is a B.C. roll that is also claimed to be invented by Tojo: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/B.C._roll
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Did you happen to be a product manager? I've heard / read 60 hours quoted in a couple of places.
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Software engineering is a branch of engineering in many countries. Engineering follows the engineering design process [1] and uses applied science. So, to me, people doing software engineering (regardless of laws / licenses) are follow
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
I think I'm missing something, but why is an opinion piece needed on this issue? Software engineering is a licensed engineering profession in many places. It used to be possible to be licensed as a software engineering in the United St
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
> - Discord. A little over half said they use it routinely. I should have asked more about this. People have been using Discord to host chats for student societies, classes, to complete group work, and other school related messaging thre
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
> I'm not an expert either in statistics or in polling Fortunately for us, the author is :) The author has an outline available for a course on survey sampling for those interested in references and topics to learn more. http:&#x2F
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Sorry, I should have been more clear. The acronym is MBB (McKinsey, Bain, and BCG) that I'm familiar with when referring to the top consulting companies. MBBD (McKinsey, Bain, BCG, and Deloitte) is a reddit joke that I've seen a b
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
In my experience, Accenture is the big body shop. I've worked at companies that outsource tech strategy, new system requirements / scoping, delivery and development, and post deployment support and maintenance 100% to Accenture. T
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Accenture is a new one to me. I've seen MBBD(eloitte) used a fair bit, but figured it was just a reddit meme.
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
No Work Email? Sign up with a personal email address and get read-only access to limited content. https://us.teamblind.com/logic
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
> how many of us paid even the minimum of 12 USD for 48-hour access to the complete study and know what they even mean by the title? I know not everyone on HN has a degree or access to college / university, but for those that do, do
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
What do they say about Mechanical Turk? Is it that it's more representative of non-American point of view?
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
> many college-level books are free on the internet in PDF form As are many of the college-level lecture notes, assignments, and answer keys.
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
They mentioned engineering programs in their comment. 40 hours isn't normal even for engineering programs. Every engineering program I've looked at has higher course hour and credits required. Obviously I haven't looked at ev
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
> the higher up I climbed the more I realized the job had marginal business impact Do you have any observations why? I'm a pretty lowly business analyst, but my observation is if you don't own the decision making (usually by ha
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
If you're reading a math or other computational or textbook, I'd also suggest to read through the exercises in the back of the chapter before diving in. It primes you with keywords from the questions and helps you to think of how
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by wheelinsupial 4y ago
Unfortunately this one seems polarizing. I loved it from the first scene, but there seem to be more than a few people who find it slow and boring to start, and don't come around to it.

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