My phone tends to be a big time sink, particularly first thing in the morning and occasionally just before bed. I’m looking to keep it in the kitchen, but it’s also my alarm clock.
Standard alarm clocks are great, but the hardest part of my day is waking up, always has been. I like to use the Sleep Cycle app to make it a little easier. It records me while I sleep and wakes me up between sleep cycles. This results in less sleep inertia and an easier wake up. However, this obviously means I must sleep with my phone next to my bed.
I was wondering if there were any alarm clocks (watches?) that could do what sleep cycle does.
I am a medical student researching population health. At my institution, there is a shortage of statisticians and data scientists. It seems that I could be most useful, and that I could actually get some papers completed, if I could do the statistics myself. What is the fastest way I can learn the statistics and the data science/programming skills needed to do research?
For reference, I am looking to analyze trends in large data sets. I believe I would need to learn about a. basic statistics (the different tests and when to use them) b. clustering, and c. I would like to learn some AI (not for the purposes of building a highly predictive algorithm but things like random forests to d
I was wondering what it takes to graduate the citadel secured card early, does anyone know?
They said it would be done automatically at 18 months, but I would like to do it sooner. I have had it for 10 months. My credit score is 672 from credit sesame, though it was 690 before opening up a Self Lender account.
I was accepted into the Rutgers plant biology PhD program. Since then, the office has communicated with me very little. It does not seem like I was offered a fellowship or that I will be offered a Research Assistantship. I applied for a TAship, but they told me I will not hear back before July.
I'm not sure about attending the program without funding, so I have been looking for jobs in the area. However, since I accepted the offer, I am worried that I will be charged tuition. Does anyone know the deadlines for deferring matriculation or for withdrawing entirely?
Also, any information about if/when I would be able to get funding in the future would be really helpful.
So my GF (20) and I (21) are vacationing in St. Croix and St. Thomas. We soon found out just how hard it is to get anywhere. We can't manage to get a hold of the car rental place (I doubt I could rent anyway seeing as I'm 21) and there are no bike rentals. My solution was to walk, but there are no sidewalks for the most part and there are aggressive dogs.
Our best option seems to be Taxi's because there's no uber here. Does anyone know reliable taxi numbers? Also, should we be negotiating with them? They just randomly charge us $20-30 for a 10 minute trip.
EDIT: Thanks for the replies everyone. The Safaries on STT are KEY! They saved us so much money. The taxis on STT are also significantl