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Date: May 28th, 2016 9:44 PM Author: sapphire circlehead
if you need some pre-prepared topics and don't have anything on ur mind:
baseball (including the braves, fantasy, whatever--just no daily fantasy bs)
coding
pornography
ceiling fans (taking recommendations for this)
chromebooks
google io
life
death
xo's vast underground conspiracy
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Date: May 28th, 2016 10:11 PM Author: sapphire circlehead
for some people, certainly
it depends what you work on, who you work for, how much you actually like coding, etc etc
some places swing obnoxiously on the other side of the spectrum, like AGILE STARTUPS with BEER FRIDAYS where you're a ROCKSTAR. shockingly this shit hasn't died out yet, it's been going strong like 5-6 years now.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30579329) |
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Date: May 28th, 2016 10:50 PM Author: sapphire circlehead
pecan pie which just uses a bunch of corn syrup (as most do) is ttt and disgusting, tbf
yes and no. I don't like indoor cats--at my old apartment when I had roommates (it had all wood floors) we kept finding cat hairs for literally two years after they moved out.
we had an alpha orange tabby who stayed outdoors growing up though. she used to sleep under the culvert underneath our driveway (although we'd force her to sleep in the garage when we knew it was going to rain or something) and kill birds when we didn't feed her on time. if I ever have a house I might get a cat like that, they seem to be something a relic of the past. nobody has outdoors cats anymore.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30579651)
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Date: May 28th, 2016 10:59 PM Author: comical chrome fortuitous meteor
glad i'm not missing out on too much. do you have a recipe for a credited pecan pie?
if you do get an outside cat, please look into this: http://www.birdsbesafe.com/
outdoor cats are one of the major reasons for large declines in songbird populations.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30579699) |
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Date: May 29th, 2016 12:02 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
I'm more into cooking meals, although I like to bake occasionally. It's just not something I tend to do without a reason though, otherwise my fat ass will just eat the entire pie I made or whatever.
I'm also not as good at is as I am cooking; I've never really completely nailed a pie crust or light roll (I'm not sure what other people call them, they're what my family calls yeast dinner rolls)
My grandmother was supposedly legendary for her light rolls. She was pretty old by the time I have most of my memories of her so I never really got to taste all of her cooking, but I do have one memory of what was probably the last time she really nailed them. It's a kind of smell of perfection you never get out of your head.
That said, my aunt said had to endure years of mediocre rolls in her childhood before they became incredible. Baking seems so much harder to get right than cooking even complex dishes because things vary wildly even from oven to oven, while I can make gumbo over pretty much any source of heat.
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Date: May 29th, 2016 12:03 AM Author: Red gay wizard volcanic crater
gawker.com
go.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30580202) |
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Date: May 29th, 2016 12:17 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
I'm a master of none, bro
I'll give the nod to python just for its versatility by simplicity. I've used it in machine learning and to test projects for other classes, write a super basic toy language compiler, etc.
Rust intrigues me the most of all the "hip" new languages but I really know jack shit about it. Julia is a likely R/python killer in the stats/numerical computing/ML/etc. space just by virtue of the fact that it's nearly as fast as compiled C and fairly easy to code in, but I find its structure incredibly goofy.
In terms of LOC I've written the most in java just because java has libraries for everything and it's relatively easy. Writing properly threaded code in java is a bit tricky though, as the ease of use of the tools (compared to, say, C, where you more or less do shit extremely manually) means you have to think more carefully about how you're actually employing them.
The exception to the last sentence is Android, where Google pretty much managed to idiot-proof Java threading where the somewhat narrow scope of mobile apps are concerned.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30580278) |
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Date: May 29th, 2016 12:30 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
I can't stand Ruby. The comically abstract syntax put me off to it years ago even though I'd probably have no problem with it now, although it seems when most people say "Ruby" they really mean writing in some DSL with ruby as the base
I don't think anyone really gives a shit about having a masters, it's just about what you know. But there's no way I would've been able to seriously do this any other way than wasting money on MY MASTERS, because I would've just sat around and done nothing otherwise.
IMO the way to go if you already know stuff but seriously want to learn more is one of the cheap online masters programs--that way you get some sense of obligation (you're paying, but not too much) and more importantly the structure which comes with the program. E.g. I never got past basic toying around when I was a teenager because I just got overwhelmed and had no direction--I couldn't connect the dots between visual basic or shell scripts and massive C++ programs, or even really have a clue as to where to begin.
"Just do autodidact coding bro" really only works if either a) you're both very intelligent and extremely motivated, or b) in the context of a fairly narrow and well-defined field like web/mobile dev (which lots of people are, so it works for them). I know I sure as shit couldn't sit down and learn a goddamn thing about distributed systems from a coursera course or whatever.
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Date: May 29th, 2016 1:13 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
that seems to be a good one.
a 180 trillion book if you ever want to toy with lower level stuff is the linux programming interface. understanding C reasonably well (although there's not really much to C once you have a good grasp of pointers) is a prerequisite, but it's probably the best written programming book I've ever encountered. very well written, great examples, utterly massive in scope (you can pick and choose topics after getting some background in the first couple chapters). it's also the kind of knowledge interviewers love to ask about even if it's not relevant to the actual job, because the ones who actually like CS and aren't drones will still reflect fondly on their OS course or whatever if any of the topics come up.
it's written by the same guy who is now in charge of the linux man pages. crazy that one dude can store so much knowledge in his head, there aren't any co-authors or anything. and I think he didn't really even get into UNIX stuff until around 30.
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Date: May 29th, 2016 12:36 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
I liked when he used to feud with Joe Caltech, useatoothbrush, etc.
it's was 180 that by more or less pure coincidence an actual successful math major from carleton (useatoothbrush) was on the college bort at the time pensive discovered it. I bet he thought he was hot shit compared to her back then, now he spends his time writing 10000 word blog posts while she is IRL successful.
I vaguely recall her mentioning that he used to pull pensive-shit on a carleton listserv of some sort (this would've been like 11 years ago now). It's utterly remarkable how little he's changed, you have to give him that.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30580373) |
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Date: May 29th, 2016 12:46 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
There's some massive Chinese website(s) where TONS of chink CS students share answers on every conceivable question.
For context, CLRS is the "bible" of algorithms, and contains a lot of questions which you can't even find the answer to in English because a) there are a shitload of them, and b) the book is more of a "it's a journey" mentality. It has no answer key, and some of the questions are so deceptively hard that a cs PHD would have trouble figuring it out. Nonetheless, mysteriously our algo HW average was almost always way above whatever I got, and I put a decent amount of effort into it.
I realized they were all cheating when I saw two of them on some website with the question in english and a bunch of shit in chinese, and confirmed this with a non-fob chinese friend of mine. It certainly helped me on the exams though, because all the FOBs (really, visa students, I just call them FOBs) got destroyed as they just copied stuff for the HWs (which counted for basically nothing) and would get gaped come exam time.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30580435) |
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Date: May 29th, 2016 4:41 PM Author: sapphire circlehead
Chinkbots are the reason why we can't have nice stuff in CS classes anymore.
A few years ago my machine learning prof tried a take-home final. Now, this is a class which is particularly well suited for a take-home final: it's something where you can only measure progress to a certain extent with an in-class exam, because there are so many topics that someone is fucked if they don't know or forgot a particular one, as there isn't enough time to ask questions on anything other than a small subset of information. Plus you can't really demonstrate problem-solving capability in the timespan of an exam in the same way that's required in projects or hw assignments, as it's impossible to give a tough question which requires coding. He writes excellent homework assignments (from hand, with unique questions [because otherwise chinks will post them online and share]) every single year, but an in-class exam can't come close to replicating that.
Naturally like five chinese students copied each other and thought their code was indistinguishable enough to pass it off. But this is, you know, a MACHINE LEARNING class, which devotes a significant amount of time to amongst other things classification algorithms (of which there are many to detect code that on the surface may look quite different but is almost certainly copied).
So of course all five students got flunked, but something he didn't mention in class that I confirmed talking to him is he can't do it again because the program doesn't like its precious overseas cash cows to get F'd. So thanks to these robotic assholes we're stuck taking an in-class final which doesn't really demonstrate mastery of anything besides taking notes instead of a take-home programming final written by one of the few professors who's able and willing to write genuinely unique and challenging questions for such assignments.
I can only imagine how they've ruined schools which have prestigious honor-code based systems that are actually effective enough to guilt trip even normally shitty white students into playing by the rules. Foreign students have no boundaries or shame.
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Date: May 29th, 2016 5:02 PM Author: sapphire circlehead
That's not to say white students never cheat at CS. I TA'd a mostly white "intro to coding/data for poli sci shitheads or whatever" thing and white kids were used to poli sci shithead classes where they all collaborate. They quickly got the idea of the border between "collaboration" and "copying" when I flunked like a third of the class on the first assignment (it wasn't worth much) and warned that the next time they'd get flunked for the entire class.
It's more about how brazen they are about not respecting boundaries whatsoever, and cheating in ways that seem utterly comically juvenile and transparent even to lazy white kids. The worst part is they usually ultimately get away with it because universities are complicit in the "foreign student cash cow" phenomenon. LOL at how we get riled up over some football student getting an A in dipfuck independent study--at least there's no pretext for why they're at the school. These students are ostensibly here to learn real STEM shit.
It's funny that for all the things boomers crow about, nobody cares about the massive decline in things like honor codes. Honor code systems were 180 and now they're a thing of the past, or mostly just for show at schools where they technically exist--spoiled white kids certainly didn't help, but the onslaught of international rich assholes has really destroyed the idea.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3236927&forum_id=2#30583727) |
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Date: May 29th, 2016 4:53 PM Author: sapphire circlehead
They're comically shameless about cheating off each other's exams in the same way a tenth grader would. In every class with midterms or finals the professor has to instruct us to sit far apart like we're in fucking high school, it's ridiculous (something I was only forced to do once in all of college--in what was, shocker, a class full of premeds). In the few classes where someone is naive enough to not realize this, usually a guy who is new, you can just glance over at the cluster of chinkbots and see them blatantly sticking their necks out to see someone else's exam.
Mind you the median age here is somewhere in the late 20s. 26,27,28. And we have to be treated like pubescent dipshits because these faggots have no shame. It's not even that hard to do well in a graduate program; we aren't at caltech UG or whatever, the median is usually a B+ or something. But nonetheless they will try to cheat in every way humanly possible.
Say what you will about the decline of American society or whatever, but holy shit, I've become insanely racist towards Chinese people within a span of less than 9 months.
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Date: June 8th, 2016 1:01 AM Author: sapphire circlehead
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