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What’s the ideal job hopping sequence? /u/Meetcode CSCQ protests reddit

What’s the ideal job hopping sequence? /u/Meetcode CSCQ protests reddit

What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion.

Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5.

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​r/cscareerquestions What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion. Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5. submitted by /u/Meetcode [link] [comments] 

What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion.

Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5.

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[link] [comments]  What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion. Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5. submitted by /u/Meetcode [link] [comments]

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First-gen Pixel Buds Pro are now getting Gemini support /u/MishaalRahman Android

First-gen Pixel Buds Pro are now getting Gemini support /u/MishaalRahman Android

Last week, Google sent out an email stating that Gemini will be “coming soon” to the Pixel Buds, and it’s now rolling out to some users. In addition, “Hey Google” for the buds is no longer controlled by a separate setting but rather tied to your connected device’s setting.

There’s also a new “only require one unlock” toggle that makes it so, after connecting and putting on your buds, you only have to unlock your connected device once to talk to Gemini with personalized responses. Otherwise, you’d need to unlock your connected device every time you want to talk to Gemini.

Thanks to Dan on Telegram for the tip!

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​r/Android Last week, Google sent out an email stating that Gemini will be “coming soon” to the Pixel Buds, and it’s now rolling out to some users. In addition, “Hey Google” for the buds is no longer controlled by a separate setting but rather tied to your connected device’s setting. There’s also a new “only require one unlock” toggle that makes it so, after connecting and putting on your buds, you only have to unlock your connected device once to talk to Gemini with personalized responses. Otherwise, you’d need to unlock your connected device every time you want to talk to Gemini. Thanks to Dan on Telegram for the tip! submitted by /u/MishaalRahman [link] [comments] 

Last week, Google sent out an email stating that Gemini will be “coming soon” to the Pixel Buds, and it’s now rolling out to some users. In addition, “Hey Google” for the buds is no longer controlled by a separate setting but rather tied to your connected device’s setting.

There’s also a new “only require one unlock” toggle that makes it so, after connecting and putting on your buds, you only have to unlock your connected device once to talk to Gemini with personalized responses. Otherwise, you’d need to unlock your connected device every time you want to talk to Gemini.

Thanks to Dan on Telegram for the tip!

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[link] [comments]  Last week, Google sent out an email stating that Gemini will be “coming soon” to the Pixel Buds, and it’s now rolling out to some users. In addition, “Hey Google” for the buds is no longer controlled by a separate setting but rather tied to your connected device’s setting. There’s also a new “only require one unlock” toggle that makes it so, after connecting and putting on your buds, you only have to unlock your connected device once to talk to Gemini with personalized responses. Otherwise, you’d need to unlock your connected device every time you want to talk to Gemini. Thanks to Dan on Telegram for the tip! submitted by /u/MishaalRahman [link] [comments]

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The way Creed is just looming over Andy’s shoulder here like Death 💀 /u/That_Hole_Guy People Person’s Paper People
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The way Creed is just looming over Andy’s shoulder here like Death 💀 /u/That_Hole_Guy People Person’s Paper People

The way Creed is just looming over Andy’s shoulder here like Death 💀 /u/That_Hole_Guy People Person’s Paper People submitted by /u/That_Hole_Guy
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What’s the ideal job hopping sequence? /u/Meetcode CSCQ protests reddit

What’s the ideal job hopping sequence? /u/Meetcode CSCQ protests reddit

What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion.

Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5.

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​r/cscareerquestions What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion. Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5. submitted by /u/Meetcode [link] [comments] 

What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion.

Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5.

submitted by /u/Meetcode
[link] [comments]  What’s the ideal job hopping sequence to maximize comp, exposure to different skills, while short tenure not hurting you? I know it depends on personal situations but I wanted to see the generalized opinion. Example: I saw someone suggesting fibonacci sequence job hoping for maximize comp – 1, 1, 2, 3, 5. submitted by /u/Meetcode [link] [comments]

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The way Creed is just looming over Andy’s shoulder here like Death 💀 /u/That_Hole_Guy People Person’s Paper People
DunderMifflin

The way Creed is just looming over Andy’s shoulder here like Death 💀 /u/That_Hole_Guy People Person’s Paper People

The way Creed is just looming over Andy’s shoulder here like Death 💀 /u/That_Hole_Guy People Person’s Paper People submitted by /u/That_Hole_Guy
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​r/DunderMifflin submitted by /u/That_Hole_Guy [link] [comments]  submitted by /u/That_Hole_Guy
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Steam

Steam family share /u/Mitsukake Steam on Reddit

Steam family share /u/Mitsukake Steam on Reddit

So with the roll out of the newly vamped family share feature it has left me with a question. Does DLC carry over or does it get disabled while active original owner is on? Scenario: Have a family member I live with that has bought a game same as me. Thing is they bought the bundle featuring the DLC that I lack. Do I gain access to that DLC while they are on the same game?

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​r/Steam So with the roll out of the newly vamped family share feature it has left me with a question. Does DLC carry over or does it get disabled while active original owner is on? Scenario: Have a family member I live with that has bought a game same as me. Thing is they bought the bundle featuring the DLC that I lack. Do I gain access to that DLC while they are on the same game? submitted by /u/Mitsukake [link] [comments] 

So with the roll out of the newly vamped family share feature it has left me with a question. Does DLC carry over or does it get disabled while active original owner is on? Scenario: Have a family member I live with that has bought a game same as me. Thing is they bought the bundle featuring the DLC that I lack. Do I gain access to that DLC while they are on the same game?

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[link] [comments]  So with the roll out of the newly vamped family share feature it has left me with a question. Does DLC carry over or does it get disabled while active original owner is on? Scenario: Have a family member I live with that has bought a game same as me. Thing is they bought the bundle featuring the DLC that I lack. Do I gain access to that DLC while they are on the same game? submitted by /u/Mitsukake [link] [comments]

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