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Hi, thanks in advance for your advice. I'm currently in my first year of an MS program in Computer Science. I've realized over the past year that I can't stand programming and can't possibly see myself doing it as a career, so I'm trying to figure out where to go from here. I'm a TA right now, so my tuition is waived and I earn a modest stipend. So I'm not taking out any student loans, nor do I have any from my undergraduate degree. I find this job as a TA very fulfilling and really enjoy it. Additionally, I'm committed to my lease through May '19. My question is how to handle this program I'm in. Given that I don't ever plan to work in the computer industry, is it bad to have that M

Hello r/classicalmusic,

I live in a smaller town, and we don't have a dedicated classical station. I can listen to a show at lunchtime titled "Lunch with Mozart," but I've been looking for a better dedicated station online. So far I've tried Classic FM, and BBC Radio 3. I have also noticed that many local stations have an online stream. The St. Louis online stream is decent, but I was wondering if any of you have an online station that you recommend. Thanks for the replies!

Quick question for anyone more knowledgeable than I am about stlcoin. Is there an official online community other than r/stlcoin? This subreddit doesn't seem too active, and I was wondering if there was another group where proponents of the coin congregate online.

Hi all, I'm new to reddit so don't be too harsh. Recently I purchased a bag of Gevalia french roast. I'm not sure if it is the batch or the coffee itself, but I just can't stand the taste. I like other Gevalia coffees and other french roasts, but this particular bag seems more burnt than it should be. What are some things one can do with a mostly full bag of grounds? Thanks for your replies!