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What's disturbing? I'm not surprised that CS enrollment is declining. Even before the AI boom, the CS new grad market was overcorrecting...

I don't think the UI allows me to tell if a thread is new to me, either. AFAICT it just shows a few words from the title of the most...

On mobile, when looking at the forum categories on the homepage (e.g. stem advising), I can't see when the most recent post was made...

There are definitely companies where robustness and correctness is a priority (e.g. defense, trading). It seems like you might enjoy...

What is the cost of setting up your bills to auto-deduct from your account?

Do you mean any CS/math problems that are challenging (e.g. this: https://www.janestreet.com/puzzles/current-puzzle/ ) or stuff like...

Try speaking with faculty at your institution working in computational physics/chem/bio or applying ML to physical/chemical/biological...

If the math and derivations are what interest you, then go for the applied math degree and then do a master's in (theoretical) physics.

Try asking at reddit.com/r/developersindia or /r/indian_academia or /r/GATEtard, as these communities will have more Indian users with...

Regarding the use of the word computer, I think he’s basically correct. Digital devices have exploded everywhere but we don’t call them...

As a first course in university level EM? Maybe Ohanian, but I'm pretty sure Wangsness is graduate level

This seems to be meant to be read after a first quantum physics course

Also, if your physics background is at the JEE Advanced level, you probably won't need a basic physics book like Serway or Giancoli

"Concepts in Thermal Physics" by Mr. and Mrs. Blundell couple is an another gem in thermal physics literature.

Purcell/Griffiths for EM Morin for Classical Mechanics Shankar or Zweibach for QM Kittel for Thermal Physics Riley Hobson Bence for math...