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by yuy910616 5y ago
I get your point - it's not a good signal! But I think it's important to add that from a student's perspective, it's reliable because it is COLUMBIA.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
As much as I hate leetcode type interview questions, I can't help but wonder what if film industry had a reliable* way to gather signal, and thus don't have to rely on institutions like Columbia to provide that stamp of approval.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
But are you the exception or are you the norm? I agree that if you seek out the right information - you can learn about all the safety concepts. I would say climbing is fairly intuitive and follows some basic rules. But I've seen my fa
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by yuy910616 5y ago
I learned a lot about knots and anchors on Youtube, and as a climber sometimes my life depends on it. But of course you should take actual lessons from instructors before using youtube as a resource.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
I'm not sure actually, it was taught at my college's psy 101 class
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Good idea and poorly written. This low-brow content should really be posted on Reddit and not HN: 1. Definition of Introvert is wrong: introvert can be gregarious, loud, and fun at parties. Introvert vs extrovert is more determined by where
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by yuy910616 5y ago
I find this largely to be true and a very useful mindset to have, however, personally I've observed two shortcomings: 1. At work, there are some projects that offer higher future value than others. Every task has some hidden future val
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by yuy910616 5y ago
This seems like a really interesting model! I'm looking for in-person classes and access to experts. But this resource seems to be a great solution to the roadmap problem. Thank you! I really haven't heard of this resource before.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
This seems really interesting! I'll look into this more. Thank you for the response
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Hello Professor T :) I think what is becoming clear to me is that 4 yr universities seldom offer classes to working professionals. It seems that I either have resolve the work conflict, or look for a community college program. I'll hav
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Can't agree more - on both of your points. It is interesting to look at the Economist like their BigMac index - an encapsulation of something complex that is weirdly reliable
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful response! I like cities. But NYC, which I visited recently, felt really crowded and overwhelming. I do get the appeal honestly, and I after your comment I'll consider it more thoughtfully.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Community college seems to be a good bet. Thanks!
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by yuy910616 5y ago
That's interesting. I didn't know it's often taught by working professionals. My (wrong) impression of community is that it is a cheap alternative for getting some classes out of the way.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
> I think we'd need to know your geographical location? I'm currently looking for jobs to relocate, so technically I can move anywhere. In fact, one of my goals is to move to a place with a good local college. I agree with your
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Ask HN: Which US college has the best program for non-degree seeking adults?
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by yuy910616 5y ago
A lot of hot air: People move to these cities because of PR and marketing? It seems like it is the author who is divorced from reality. Is there study on marketing dollar to population growth? Do mega cluster exists because of superior mark
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by yuy910616 5y ago
In my experience, it was quite jarring to see a python function with a bunch of : -> Union[int,str], Optional, Any, etc. Change is always hard.
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Glad to share but I'm not sure if I'm representational - I'm a data analyst who is learning more about backend engineering. I think if you're a SWE or has a CS education or worked with a compiled language before, you kno
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by yuy910616 5y ago
After watching this 2018 talk on typing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWV8t494N88 and this one last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ST33zDM9vOE&t=68s and finally this one in 2021: https:/
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by yuy910616 5y ago
another poster found a way: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2Uw4_HvXqvYk1Y5P8kry...
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by yuy910616 5y ago
way better! thank you!
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Question about youtube: Youtube video thumbnails abbreviates long video titles to "..." For example: TALK / Mariatta Wijaya / Oops! I Became an Open.. Is there a way to fix this?
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by yuy910616 5y ago
3.6 had a couple of big improvement - f strings, annotation, and if I'm not mistaking, the devs did something to improve the dictionaries; from 3.6 on dicts are ordered. I don't know too much about it but raymond hettinger gave a
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by yuy910616 5y ago
Ford. Let's not forget Ford himself got an medal from Nazi Germany
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by yuy910616 6y ago
Have you look into Step Function? Just curious since it's suppose to be a competing product with Airflow. Also Sagemaker for us has been way too expensive.
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by yuy910616 6y ago
I like your framework. However, could you elaborate a bit more on how you'd probe the companies to show their values? I'm curious if you had any strategy there, since in a interview setting, people have an incentive to ,for exampl
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by yuy910616 6y ago
It seems like a very logical move. Compare to Gilbert, AZ, SF is more challenging. And of course, there will be way more media coverage. Excited to see full deployment!
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by yuy910616 6y ago
You're absolutely correct. Great insight that mobility also increases salary! Can I rubber duck you with another question? As someone who is also trying to maximize mobility and width, how do you feel about the idea of "it's
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by yuy910616 6y ago
my theory: depth == salary, width == mobility. depth is risky - when time is right, you make a ton of money; opposite also true. width is a hedge - you don't get paid as much, but you can land a job quickly, because you can plug into a

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