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Author Archives: Sheldon "Don" Sandbekkhaug
Why I Don’t Follow the News
Why the news is a lot of noise, and how I benefit from not following the news. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Daniel Kahneman, micro-updates, microblog, news, Psychology, social media
1 Comment
CS Internship Guide #17: The Problem with College Career Counselors
Why college career counselors can’t teach you how to get a CS internship. Continue reading
Posted in CS Internship Guide, Software
Tagged advice, career, college, internship, job, job hunt, networking, soft skills, student, university
1 Comment
What I Wish I Knew as a College Freshman
What I did well, and what I could have improved on during my first year of college. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged advice, Austin, classes, college, dorm, freshman, GPA, student, university, ut
2 Comments
How to Graduate On Time: Identifying Bottlenecks
If you don’t take a bottleneck class, your graduation is delayed by a semester. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged advice, bottleneck, classes, college, courses, degree, graduation, pipeline, planning, registration, schedule, student, university
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Betting on the Future
I try to avoid tying anything to serious to predictions. If I do, I frame the future as gains, not losses. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged antifragility, finance, future, microblog, money, optionality, prediction, Startup, time
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