Would you mind giving some information about what makes a junior engineer stick out in those threads? I'm currently looking for that type of work and any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Location: Philadelphia, USA Remote: Yes (but on-site is okay too!) Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity Technologies: Python, Flask, C/C++, React, Node.js, SQL, React, Visual Basic Currently learning: Redux…
Thanks -- I got in my head a bit today after being passed over for two jobs. I appreciate the positive words, even in this anonymous internet form.
In the US this is unlikely to happen because the big 4 sports all want to control their own distribution, TV rights, and streaming. I think they believe there's more money in that method.
Finance, accounting, engineering, and many other careers have been around longer, have been commoditized to varying degrees, yet still enjoy good pay. I think developers will still make good money for decades. I could,…
To add to your point, I think this reinforces the value of spaced repetition learning. It's been show to been one of the best ways to actually retain information. So, as you said, just doing the exercises only gets one…
Good point, I guess the comment to which I responded could be read two different ways also. No one likes to be forced to do anything, and any perception of unfairness could easily elicit a stronger response of…
The government (the Supreme Court in this case) wasn't speaking for everyone, they were merely protecting the rights of a certain segment of the population. It's an important distinction to make. There was no…
Sorry, but these examples aren't properly analogous. A driving equivalent would something like automatic breaking technology. If it was proven that people driving with this were 50% less likely to cause accidents and…
They also __legally__ unload a large amount of tax burden by working with APs[1] on special custom ETF redemption orders. For example, an AP will place a redemption order for an equity ETF. Typically, they will either…
It's almost a creative writing contest in some threads. The problem is that just enough situations are verifiable that it blurs into the well written fictional accounts. I spend time on r/BestOfLegalAdvice sub and I…
I'm in a similar situation. My first degree was in Finance and I'm currently getting a second degree in CS. I'll be finishing my degree this fall and will be 31. I work in Finance now in a sort of 'tech-adjacent'…
Fair point.
Do you mean in terms of spending?
I agree in regards to health care that incremental changes may be the only to achieve universal coverage. However, the gutting of the policies by another administration is what scares me in regards to MMT. I'm not sure…
A fear of mine is that MMT gains enough traction to be implemented, but only partially. Similar to what has happened with the ACA. For argument's sake, let's just assume MMT is a sound theory. Regardless, if it's only…
And I think he's useful at least as a voice that challenges some conventional mental models for looking at things in math, finance, and decision making. He's not an infallible visionary and should not be taken as…
I don't think that's the point though. If I understand correctly, the point is that it's okay to charge by usage -- just not specifically giving different rates to different things. Net neutrality says that the ISPs…
Will do, thanks. I'm hoping I can find time to pop by Cooperage in the next month or so. I'll definitely shoot a message over when I do. I'll check out the Discord server today. Thanks!
I appreciate the information, thanks! Maybe we'll get enough Philly people here responding that we can slap something together. I've been a longtime lurker on the /r/philadelphia sub and have thought many times about…
It's confusing and depends on the industry. Sometimes they're used interchangeably. In some disciplines consultants literally just 'consult' and don't fill a role. In the accounting world we have employees that we call…
I'm having trouble finding a more recent source, but as of 2012 that wasn't close to true. It's actually a larger gap than I expected. I'm going to keep researching to see if I can find more recent numbers. Do you…
I personally had a great experience at Warby Parker. I probably saved $200-300 and didn't feel pressured to buy anything.
I worked at Vanguard for about 5 years and Mr. Bogle was omnipresent on campus, working in his research area and dining (almost) every day in the on-campus cafeteria. In my few interactions with him, he was always nice…
No, you are allowed. You just aren't allowed to online. Many states now allow sports gambling, with many more on the way.
Would you mind giving some information about what makes a junior engineer stick out in those threads? I'm currently looking for that type of work and any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Location: Philadelphia, USA Remote: Yes (but on-site is okay too!) Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity Technologies: Python, Flask, C/C++, React, Node.js, SQL, React, Visual Basic Currently learning: Redux…
Thanks -- I got in my head a bit today after being passed over for two jobs. I appreciate the positive words, even in this anonymous internet form.
In the US this is unlikely to happen because the big 4 sports all want to control their own distribution, TV rights, and streaming. I think they believe there's more money in that method.
Finance, accounting, engineering, and many other careers have been around longer, have been commoditized to varying degrees, yet still enjoy good pay. I think developers will still make good money for decades. I could,…
To add to your point, I think this reinforces the value of spaced repetition learning. It's been show to been one of the best ways to actually retain information. So, as you said, just doing the exercises only gets one…
Good point, I guess the comment to which I responded could be read two different ways also. No one likes to be forced to do anything, and any perception of unfairness could easily elicit a stronger response of…
The government (the Supreme Court in this case) wasn't speaking for everyone, they were merely protecting the rights of a certain segment of the population. It's an important distinction to make. There was no…
Sorry, but these examples aren't properly analogous. A driving equivalent would something like automatic breaking technology. If it was proven that people driving with this were 50% less likely to cause accidents and…
They also __legally__ unload a large amount of tax burden by working with APs[1] on special custom ETF redemption orders. For example, an AP will place a redemption order for an equity ETF. Typically, they will either…
It's almost a creative writing contest in some threads. The problem is that just enough situations are verifiable that it blurs into the well written fictional accounts. I spend time on r/BestOfLegalAdvice sub and I…
I'm in a similar situation. My first degree was in Finance and I'm currently getting a second degree in CS. I'll be finishing my degree this fall and will be 31. I work in Finance now in a sort of 'tech-adjacent'…
Fair point.
Do you mean in terms of spending?
I agree in regards to health care that incremental changes may be the only to achieve universal coverage. However, the gutting of the policies by another administration is what scares me in regards to MMT. I'm not sure…
A fear of mine is that MMT gains enough traction to be implemented, but only partially. Similar to what has happened with the ACA. For argument's sake, let's just assume MMT is a sound theory. Regardless, if it's only…
And I think he's useful at least as a voice that challenges some conventional mental models for looking at things in math, finance, and decision making. He's not an infallible visionary and should not be taken as…
I don't think that's the point though. If I understand correctly, the point is that it's okay to charge by usage -- just not specifically giving different rates to different things. Net neutrality says that the ISPs…
Will do, thanks. I'm hoping I can find time to pop by Cooperage in the next month or so. I'll definitely shoot a message over when I do. I'll check out the Discord server today. Thanks!
I appreciate the information, thanks! Maybe we'll get enough Philly people here responding that we can slap something together. I've been a longtime lurker on the /r/philadelphia sub and have thought many times about…
It's confusing and depends on the industry. Sometimes they're used interchangeably. In some disciplines consultants literally just 'consult' and don't fill a role. In the accounting world we have employees that we call…
I'm having trouble finding a more recent source, but as of 2012 that wasn't close to true. It's actually a larger gap than I expected. I'm going to keep researching to see if I can find more recent numbers. Do you…
I personally had a great experience at Warby Parker. I probably saved $200-300 and didn't feel pressured to buy anything.
I worked at Vanguard for about 5 years and Mr. Bogle was omnipresent on campus, working in his research area and dining (almost) every day in the on-campus cafeteria. In my few interactions with him, he was always nice…
No, you are allowed. You just aren't allowed to online. Many states now allow sports gambling, with many more on the way.