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by gsch1 1mo ago
That's a philosophical question in itself. Where shouldn't you use it?
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by gsch1 3mo ago
Firefox or Safari for Browser, and just install the apps you need (you should know your must-have)
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by gsch1 6mo ago
Yes, you must be able to reproduce the results. If reproduction is not possible, the work lacks scientific validity.
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by gsch1 8mo ago
But writing like this is quite common in scientific literature, so it will depend on the context.
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by gsch1 1y ago
Location: Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies (Work-related): Java, Python, SQL Databases, Payara and Glassfish Tunning and Maintance, Windows Server. Technologies (PhD-related): R, MatLab, Python (Pan
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by gsch1 1y ago
Location: Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies (Work-related): Java, Python, SQL Databases, Payara and Glassfish Tunning and Maintance, Windows Server. Technologies (PhD-related): R, MatLab, Python (Pan
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by gsch1 1y ago
In Brazil, you can send money to individuals, businesses, government entities... essentially anyone with a bank account, and for free. And the transaction doesn’t take minutes, it takes seconds.
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by gsch1 1y ago
Yes, companies do value CS degrees. They are not obsolete. The era when jobs were handed out without proof of qualifications has passed. Nowadays, companies seek evidence that you are a valuable asset, and a respected Computer Science degre
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by gsch1 2y ago
Normally my workflow is: My advisor provided me with general research direction, and from there, I conduct a SLR to identify gaps in the literature. This helps to find areas where research is lacking or where new approaches could be explore
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by gsch1 2y ago
Growing up in South Brazil, my childhood was filled with tropical vibes. I remember the sweltering heat, with temperatures often between 29-35°C. Santa Claus, dressed in winter clothes, would be sweating and nearly fainting. Our holiday mea
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by gsch1 2y ago
I’ve lived in Brazil for 29 years and have never been mugged. Brazil is an enormous country with many safe regions. Don’t believe everything the media says—go out and have your own experience.
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by gsch1 2y ago
Location: Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies (Work-related): Java, JSF, JTA, Python, AutoIT, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, Payara Server Technologies (PhD-related): R, MatLab, Gymnasium, LaTex.
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by gsch1 2y ago
If you can secure a scholarship, I would definitely recommend going for it. You’ll gain a lot of knowledge and earn respect with a master’s degree. Whether it leads to something more depends on how you use your degree and the opportunities
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by gsch1 2y ago
This is the most misguided opinion I’ve encountered. While it’s your perspective, it couldn’t be further from the truth.
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by gsch1 2y ago
Yes, I work as a 9-5 software developer for a financial institution. While I can’t fully immerse myself in my PhD like a full-time student, I make decisions with my advisor, focusing on the most important aspects for both my university and
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by gsch1 2y ago
I’m starting my PhD journey as well, and currently working as a software developer at a financial institution :) I prioritize the key aspects of my PhD for my University. In my case is publishing in high-level journals and conferences. My a
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by gsch1 2y ago
Location: Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, JSF, JTA, Python, AutoIT, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, Payara Server (Tuning and maintenance) Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in&
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by gsch1 3y ago
Java and Python
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by gsch1 3y ago
iPhone 7, but I don't care about it. Just ordered an iPhone 13 because my iPhone 7 is already 6 years old. I just want my phone to work when I need to take a picture or send a message in a hurry.