Those of you that bought a higher end/exotic ($100k+?) sports car, what’s your “first time” advice?

Buying a higher end car for the first time can feel a bit more intimidating than going in to buy a Sonata or Altima. What’s your guys’ advice for those buying their exotic sports car, specifically when at the dealership? Anything different compared to buying any other car?

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u/Ashamed-Survey9308 — 7 days ago

I miss my internship

I had so much fun over the summer and it was the best feeling not taking any work home while having a really fun job. Does anyone else dislike being at school after having a co-op/internship? I know I have many years to work but I just wanna start working :( also my coworkers were really funny and cool

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u/Ashamed-Survey9308 — 23 days ago

Those that prioritize their car over nicer housing/living, how big is the gap?

I’m curious what the differences between housing and monthly payments/purchase price are - for those more enthusiastic about cars. I’m on the younger side but I’m someone who would be willing to spend much more on a car and care less about how nice my apartment/house is since I don’t spend very much time at home. Is there anyone renting an apartment with a more expensive sports car? Just trying to understand priorities for other car guys.

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u/Ashamed-Survey9308 — 2 months ago

Nuclear Engineer interested in RF

I’m a Junior in Nuclear Engineering, and over the summer, I got a lot of exposure to RF and Networks engineering. I was doing work like link budget calculations, RF environment surveys, and setting up antennas.

I’ll be interning at the same company next summer and I’m interested in learning more about RF/networks engineering. I find that many of the basics I’m learning in NE also apply to RF, like Taylor series expansions for radiation, particle tracking (this one not as much, but the concepts), wavelength, attenuation, and shielding calculations.

  1. What are specific areas where RFE and NE might intersect that I could look more into?
  2. What’s the best way for me to learn about practical RFE without taking the EE courses? They have many prereqs that i technically haven’t taken but are almost identical to courses I would’ve taken.
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u/Ashamed-Survey9308 — 2 months ago
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Best Pad See Ew in NOVA?

Oddly specific question maybe but I try pad see ew everywhere I go and I’m wondering what the best place for it is in nova.

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u/Ashamed-Survey9308 — 5 months ago

3-letter Agency TS/SCI Timeline (Internship)

Interview: Mid November
SF-86 Submitted: Mid December
Psych and FS Poly: Late January
BI interview: few days after poly
Asked to come back to clarify some things: Early February
Clearance granted: Early May

About 5 months, pretty fast. Only red flag I had was foreign family but I’m barely in contact with them and did my due diligence on my FNC forms. Not sure if it helped with the speed but I’m 19.

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u/Ashamed-Survey9308 — 5 months ago