coolsebz

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by coolsebz 11y ago
> “The message Europe is sending its entrepreneurs now is: stay at home” As an european, working remotely with various US companies, my response is: Completely not! There is no reason to stay and create IP in Europe right now. At least n
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by coolsebz 12y ago
yeap, that's where i found out about it! There are a lot of awesome books around there ... if only i would have the time to read them all!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you so much! I was actually thinking of going to a couple of classes in media, arts, finance, etc because that would be something new, it would keep me hooked and it would also keep people around me happy because, in their vision I&#x
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by coolsebz 12y ago
I have looked into that, and yes, there are some pretty awesome colleges out there, but I feel they are out of my reach right now (I have no connections, it's a bit too expensive to be financing it all by myself, etc). If you would lik
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by coolsebz 12y ago
I didn't know there were such opportunities to study there! I'll be looking some more into that!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Hey! :D Timisoara, UVT
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you for your reply! I also was considering starting something on my own and dedicating all of my time to it, it's just that I'm worried since there isn't much of a "safety net" whilst you're doing such th
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Yes, that's exactly like it was for me too! Thanks for the advice!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Hah, multumesc! :D Thanks for signing back in, I'll be sure to check mechanical engineering for future studies, I've always wanted to look some more in that domain!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Absolutely, that would be more than helpful! coolsebz@gmail.com
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you! I like the idea of being important in the community and I think that definitely is helpful! Thanks!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
I didn't know I could talk to professors for this, but it sounds interesting! Thanks, I'm going to try this!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Now that sounds interesting! Thanks for this, I'll be looking for some more info!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you for your reply! I too see myself crunching more than 10 hours a day to work on my own thing, it's just that all the people around me are exactly as you've described them, trying to see the only way to the nice sunset. Th
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you! This is exactly my view on this! That's how I was raised too: "told that I absolutely have to go to college, get a job with great benefits, and climb the corporate ladder". I will think some more on this, thank you
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Actually yes, but it's the kind of subject that at my college is kept like taboo :/ I'm by far better off starting college again-ish at another college abroad
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by coolsebz 12y ago
I'm actually considering that! Where exactly do you study? I feel like around here they teach us too much math, but no practical stuff and I would like to give it a shot and study abroad
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Wow, this is something that I haven't been thinking about! I will definitely ask about the possibility of starting with my masters, because that sounds like a real challenge! Thank you!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you for the resources, just got a first look over them and they sure look interesting!
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you for your response! I'm living in Eastern Europe, Romania; not exactly a tech hub, which is why the college level is so low :/ Most of what I've learned is from free available resources (books, lectures, you name it)
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by coolsebz 12y ago
Thank you for your response! I have felt a bit that the college I'm at is not really good for me, and that's the reason why I went online and got as much resources as possible (MIT OpenCourseware, Coursera, Udacity, Stanford lectu
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Ask HN: A 19 year old, what should I do?
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