u/Aggravating_Site381

I am a student in the TU Wien in the 1st semester. My German is around B2-C1. I have a pretty decent experience in Ai sector. Now the question is how to search for the opps? I am thinking of finding the people that are working in the companies I can apply, so that I will increase my chances with referrals from this people. What are the other ways?

I am a student in the TU Wien in the 1st semester. My German is around B2-C1. I have a pretty decent experience in Ai sector. Now the question is how to search for the opps? I am thinking of finding the people that are working in the companies I can apply, so that I will increase my chances with referrals from this people. What are the other ways?

I'm 18 and lately I've realized that most of my questions are not about productivity anymore. I read a lot of books about it and it really changed me for better. But now they're more about how to live and how to do things to achieve my goals I would say.

I'm looking for books that CHANGED the way YOU THINK, not just books that entertained you.

These are some of the questions I'm trying to answer:

• What would I do if I were immortal? (What you think is the meaning of living?)
• What would I pursue if I already had all the money I needed? (What do you also regret after getting all the money you needed? What you felt? How you feel yourself now and then?)
• How do you balance ambition with relationships? (Don't you think that relationships are gonna push you back or how to manage all of this? I have a girl I want to marry for a looong time. I am keeping pretty good relations with her and it seems she likes me too. My family is not earning that much as the family of hers (her dad has 3mill subs in Inst) and I am lowkey scared they are not gonna accept me and that is why I want to reach my financial stability first. I recommended myself in front of them as a smart, caring and confident boy with big ambitions and I am keeping my promises.
• When is the right time to build a family?
• How do great leaders naturally earn respect? Like when someone of big status enters the room, people can feel that once they speak. It is like the mother giving commands to the children. When you are chilling and your sister is cleaning the house and mom sees that and says why the hell are u doing nothing and u instantly feel that command tone even though she did not say you to do anything yet.
• Is life just a game we're playing?
• How do you build relationships with highly successful people?
• How should someone think about investing and wealth?

Which books influenced your answers to these questions the most?

I'm especially interested in books that permanently changed your worldview.

Dropped into a mid-sized legacy codebase again and I'm reminded that my
process is still grep, IDE "find usages", a notepad, and vibes

I miss Sourcetrail that was archived in 2021, I mean th interactive graph actually helped
LLMs summarize individual files fine but I still don't get the "where am I,
what calls what" picture from them.

What's everyone's actual workflow now? IDE call hierarchy? Sourcegraph?
Feeding the repo map to an agent? Whiteboard? Genuinely asking what works at
>100k LOC, because tool listicles all recommend things that die at scale :/

My bank doesn't do CSV export, only PDF statements. Firefly's data importer
docs flat out say PDF will never be supported, whichis fair, PDFs are hell

But that leaves me either copypasting into a spreadsheet every month or
uploading my bank statements to some random "free PDF to CSV" website, which
feels insane for people who self-host specifically to keep data private

What do you actually do? Homegrown scripts? OCR? Switched banks over it?
Which bank, if you don't mind, I'm trying to figure out if this is a
universal problem or just my bank being stuck in 2005 or smth like that 

I keep starting series in my target language that turn out way too hard.
Half an evening pausing every sentence, then I give up and feel like immersion
"doesn't work" for me

Japanese learners have jpdb.io which literally ranks anime by how many words
YOU already know. I haven't found anything like that for other languages.

So how do you all do it? Gut feeling? Frequency lists? Just watch and suffer or what?
And for those who sentence-mine into Anki, what's your actual pipeline
(asbplayer? VocabSieve? manual)? Curious what workflows actually stick
long-term vs what everyone abandons after two weeks