Thursday, November 28, 2019
TFSA - how to think about tax issues?
Nov. 28, 2019
I was confused about TFSA about tax issues after I read Canada government website. So I continued to do research, I found a good article to explain tax issue very clearly.
Here is the article.
With a tax-free savings account (TFSA), you can grow your money with various kinds of investments, including bonds, stocks, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds – not just cash. Your investment return could potentially be in the high single- or even the low double-digits, if your investments perform well. Or you could lose money, if they don’t. Just keep an eye on your contribution limit, which currently stands at $5,500 per year (and rises to $6,000 per year in 2019), in addition to whatever you had withdrawn from your TFSA in an earlier year and are now re-contributing. Unlike RRSP contributions, your TFSA contributions aren’t tax deductible. But because you’ve already paid income tax on the money you put in your TFSA, you won’t have to pay tax when you take it out. And any investment income you earn won’t be taxed – not even when you take the money out of your TFSA.
Introduction
I was confused about TFSA about tax issues after I read Canada government website. So I continued to do research, I found a good article to explain tax issue very clearly.
TFSA - tax issues
Here is the article.
With a tax-free savings account (TFSA), you can grow your money with various kinds of investments, including bonds, stocks, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds – not just cash. Your investment return could potentially be in the high single- or even the low double-digits, if your investments perform well. Or you could lose money, if they don’t. Just keep an eye on your contribution limit, which currently stands at $5,500 per year (and rises to $6,000 per year in 2019), in addition to whatever you had withdrawn from your TFSA in an earlier year and are now re-contributing. Unlike RRSP contributions, your TFSA contributions aren’t tax deductible. But because you’ve already paid income tax on the money you put in your TFSA, you won’t have to pay tax when you take it out. And any investment income you earn won’t be taxed – not even when you take the money out of your TFSA.
While a TFSA offers tax-free growth, the restrictions on the investments you hold in it might mean it will take a few days to withdraw your money. This could be highly inconvenient if the rain is pouring through the hole in your roof in the meantime, or your car has broken down hundreds of miles from home.
To cover such situations, you could keep some money in a high-interest savings account. While these don’t offer the growth potential of a TFSA because you can’t hold investments in them, they do pay slightly more interest than an ordinary savings account. The interest you get depends on your bank and your balance. Since your money isn’t locked in, it’s much easier to get at when you need it. Unlike a TFSA, there’s no limit to the amount you can put in a high-interest savings account, but you do have to pay income tax on the interest you earn. Note that you can have a registered high-interest savings account itself as a TFSA, in which case TFSA contribution limits and tax treatment apply.
Not sure what’s right for you? An advisor can help you decide which savings option (it could be more than one) can help you grow your money during good times and have it on hand when hard times come along.
How to avoid these 4 common TFSA mistakes
Here is the article.
It’s easy to see why. As the name says, any investment you hold inside your TFSA grows tax-free. Plus, you can withdraw from these accounts whenever you want. You can use your TFSA to help pay for a new home, your children’s education or even retirement. And you’re not taxed when you take the money out, either.
It’s easy to see why. As the name says, any investment you hold inside your TFSA grows tax-free. Plus, you can withdraw from these accounts whenever you want. You can use your TFSA to help pay for a new home, your children’s education or even retirement. And you’re not taxed when you take the money out, either.
6 really useful things you can do with your TFSA
Here is the article.
My takeaway is the following:
You can “refill” your TFSA. Unlike RRSPs, RESPs or any other registered accounts, your TFSA contribution limit isn’t a one-time thing. Suppose, for example, you’ve contributed the maximum to your TFSA this year, but then need to withdraw $10,000. (Remembering, of course, that there’s no tax on the withdrawal, whether you’re withdrawing principal, interest or investment growth.) Next year, in addition to the regular annual contribution limit, you’ll be able to re-contribute that $10,000. Just don’t try re-contributing in the same calendar year that you take it out, if you’ve already used up that year’s contribution room.
My takeaway is the following:
You can “refill” your TFSA. Unlike RRSPs, RESPs or any other registered accounts, your TFSA contribution limit isn’t a one-time thing. Suppose, for example, you’ve contributed the maximum to your TFSA this year, but then need to withdraw $10,000. (Remembering, of course, that there’s no tax on the withdrawal, whether you’re withdrawing principal, interest or investment growth.) Next year, in addition to the regular annual contribution limit, you’ll be able to re-contribute that $10,000. Just don’t try re-contributing in the same calendar year that you take it out, if you’ve already used up that year’s contribution room.
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Leetcode solutions by GrandYang
Here is the github page.
What I like to do is to read the question and solution one by one. I like to read the first 100 algorithms first.
What I like to do is to read the question and solution one by one. I like to read the first 100 algorithms first.
Tuesday, November 26, 2019
124. Binary Tree Maximum Path Sum
Here is the link.
C# mock interview practice on Nov 24, 2019 with insights
Nov 25, 2019
It is one of my mock interview algorithms. I solved the algorithm but I also experienced the nervousness since I could not remember if I solved the algorithm before. It is a hard level algorithm, and I like to write down how to approach the algorithm in the contest or mock interview or onsite.
It is one of my mock interview algorithms. I solved the algorithm but I also experienced the nervousness since I could not remember if I solved the algorithm before. It is a hard level algorithm, and I like to write down how to approach the algorithm in the contest or mock interview or onsite.
I solved all tree algorithms on Leetcode six months ago. But my generic approach is to solve all easy level algorithms on Leetcode.com first, and then move to medium level. So it is important for me to explain how to approach this hard level algorithm since I solved similar easy level tree algorithm called longest univalue path, my discussion post is here. I am still in the accumulation stage to solve as many algorithms as possible. Be greedy, solve easy one, solve one with less time first, solve ones to help me build confidence, increase curiosity, and expand my comfortable zone.
Case study
I like to go over the example and explain to myself how to approach the problem. Let me show some diagram with my thought process in my mock interview.
I like to go over the example, and explain how I ask question what to do based on example 2.
I like to go over the example, and explain how I ask question what to do based on example 2.
After the work out on example 2, I learned that I need to work on an extra task to calculate the path cross the root node. The whole process from example 1 and example 2 took me around 10 to 15 minutes.
If you cannot follow the process, then I can advice you to review the post I have about longest univalue path. Here is the link.
I spent two months to interview people on interiviewing.io using a few binary tree algorithms almost every weekday, I learn and work every day on tree algorithms. Those interviewees are best teachers in the world and they brought all their education and industry experience to demonstrate how good thinkers are, I learn to build up my curiousity and be a real problem solver, open to all ideas as an interviewer and determin to make the idea work, remove bias and avoid memorization of a solution, ask good questions to follow the idea and understand the question.
References:
public class Solution {
public int MaxPathSum(TreeNode root) {
if (root == null)
return 0;
var maxPathSum = Int32.MinValue;
postorderTraversal(root, ref maxPathSum);
return maxPathSum;
}
/// <summary>
/// return max value of path from root node to one of node downward to leaf node
/// </summary>
/// <param name="root"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private static int postorderTraversal(TreeNode root, ref int maxPathSum)
{
if (root == null)
{
return 0;
}
var maxLeft = postorderTraversal(root.left, ref maxPathSum);
var maxRight = postorderTraversal(root.right, ref maxPathSum);
var sumLeft = Math.Max(0,maxLeft);
var sumRight = Math.Max(0, maxRight);
var currentMax = root.val + Math.Max(sumLeft, sumRight);
var currentPath = root.val + sumLeft + sumRight;
maxPathSum = Math.Max(maxPathSum, currentPath);
return currentMax;
}
}Monday, November 25, 2019
Book reading: How to Become Rich and Wealthy Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker
Nov. 25, 2019
Introduction
I like to take time to read 80 page book. The title is How to Become Rich and Wealthy Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker
Introduction
I like to take time to read 80 page book. The title is How to Become Rich and Wealthy Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T Harv Eker
SECRETS OF THE MILLIONAIRE MIND (BY T HARV EKER)
Here is the link.
1. Rich people believe "I create my life".
Poor people believe "Life happens to me".
Favorite activities:
blaming, justifying, complaining
2. Rich people are willing to promote themselves and their value. Poor people think negatively about selling and promotion.
3. Rich people are excellent receivers. Poor people are poor receivers.
4. Rich people chose to get paid based on results. Poor people chose to get paid based on time.
- businesses
- commissions
- stock options
- profit sharing
5. Rich people think both. Poor people think either/ or.
How can I have both?
1. Rich people believe "I create my life".
Poor people believe "Life happens to me".
Favorite activities:
blaming, justifying, complaining
2. Rich people are willing to promote themselves and their value. Poor people think negatively about selling and promotion.
3. Rich people are excellent receivers. Poor people are poor receivers.
4. Rich people chose to get paid based on results. Poor people chose to get paid based on time.
- businesses
- commissions
- stock options
- profit sharing
5. Rich people think both. Poor people think either/ or.
How can I have both?
Book review: secret of millionaire mind
Here is the link I like to look up.
Here is the one with most view.
1- Rich people thing big. Poor people think small. 2- Rich people focus on opportunities. Poor people focus on obstacles. 3- Rich people admire other rich and successful people. Poor people resent successful people. 4- Rich people are willing to promote themselves and their value. Poor people think negatively about selling and promotion. 5- Rich people choose to get paid based on results. Poor people choose to get paid based on time. 6- Rich people manage their money well. Poor people mismanage their money well. 7- Rich people have their money work hard for them. Poor people work hard for their money. 8- Rich people constantly learn and grow. Poor people think they already know.
Here is the one with most view.
1- Rich people thing big. Poor people think small. 2- Rich people focus on opportunities. Poor people focus on obstacles. 3- Rich people admire other rich and successful people. Poor people resent successful people. 4- Rich people are willing to promote themselves and their value. Poor people think negatively about selling and promotion. 5- Rich people choose to get paid based on results. Poor people choose to get paid based on time. 6- Rich people manage their money well. Poor people mismanage their money well. 7- Rich people have their money work hard for them. Poor people work hard for their money. 8- Rich people constantly learn and grow. Poor people think they already know.
楊應超的華爾街投資術 秘訣一定要看｜20191111雲端最有錢ep64｜美股 ETF｜楊應超
Here is the link.
●訪談主題：楊應超的華爾街投資術 秘訣一定要看 ●主持人:邱沁宜 ●來賓：天王外資分析師 楊應超 ●訪談內容 Q:天王級首席分析師 楊應超縱橫華爾街15年 Q:首度分享高盛.花旗.巴克萊銀行 投資祕訣 Q:跟著首席分析師 學華爾街投資技巧.工作效率
●訪談主題：楊應超的華爾街投資術 秘訣一定要看 ●主持人:邱沁宜 ●來賓：天王外資分析師 楊應超 ●訪談內容 Q:天王級首席分析師 楊應超縱橫華爾街15年 Q:首度分享高盛.花旗.巴克萊銀行 投資祕訣 Q:跟著首席分析師 學華爾街投資技巧.工作效率
花10分鐘讓退休金翻一倍 連定存族也能年賺6%？ ft.闕又上、東森主播張佳如｜下班經濟學#60
Here is the link.
在股市裡人人都想當巴菲特，但你知道嗎，有一檔明牌的績效竟然連續十年領先巴菲特，今天我們就找來曾經擊敗華爾街的操盤手闕又上，除了教你如何透過資產配置戰勝華爾街金童，他還說每年只要花10分鐘，就能讓退休金多一倍？！他是怎樣做到的呢？
01:15 股市屢創新高卻好景不常?專家破解崩盤迷思! 04:27 千萬別忽視資產配置!它才是讓你致富的關鍵! 05:27 千萬別忽視資產配置!它才是讓你致富的關鍵! 06:58 渴望仰賴技術分析賺大錢?他卻爆出殘酷現實! 09:33 退休金僅別人的一半?專家點出兩大問題所在! 12:16 極致保守投資組合!獻給零基礎又想賺錢的你! 18:51 想安度股災靠股債混搭?股債共舞簡單又有力! 20:08 股債雙殺大家人心惶惶!專家卻表示:多慮了? 22:21 傻瓜投資也能殺出血路?無論漲跌都能翻倍賺? 27:02 超實用紅綠燈投資法!教你看燈號賺ETF價差!
在股市裡人人都想當巴菲特，但你知道嗎，有一檔明牌的績效竟然連續十年領先巴菲特，今天我們就找來曾經擊敗華爾街的操盤手闕又上，除了教你如何透過資產配置戰勝華爾街金童，他還說每年只要花10分鐘，就能讓退休金多一倍？！他是怎樣做到的呢？
01:15 股市屢創新高卻好景不常?專家破解崩盤迷思! 04:27 千萬別忽視資產配置!它才是讓你致富的關鍵! 05:27 千萬別忽視資產配置!它才是讓你致富的關鍵! 06:58 渴望仰賴技術分析賺大錢?他卻爆出殘酷現實! 09:33 退休金僅別人的一半?專家點出兩大問題所在! 12:16 極致保守投資組合!獻給零基礎又想賺錢的你! 18:51 想安度股災靠股債混搭?股債共舞簡單又有力! 20:08 股債雙殺大家人心惶惶!專家卻表示:多慮了? 22:21 傻瓜投資也能殺出血路?無論漲跌都能翻倍賺? 27:02 超實用紅綠燈投資法!教你看燈號賺ETF價差!
The Essential Retirement Guide: A Contrarian’s Perspective
Frederick Vettese
精算師給你做得到的安心退休指南：年金、儲蓄、支出、長照，全方位盤算的務實提案
作者簡介
佛瑞德列克?維特斯（Frederick Vettese）
莫努謝普爾公司（Morneau Shepell）首席精算師，該公司是大型人力資源諮詢和科技公司，也是北美5大確定給付制年金險的保險商之一。佛瑞德列克．維特斯一直從事退休諮詢與職場年金計畫的精算服務，他經常出席公開活動，在專業會議演說，並在全國性報紙和其他媒體撰寫退休議題的文章。他在加拿大多倫多出生及長大，目前仍與妻子蜜雪兒（Michelle）居住在當地。
內容簡介
退休理財，這樣就夠！
你需要準備的退休金，或許沒有你想像的多；
首席精算師洞察現實，告訴你退休財務最重要的事。
退休理財，這樣就夠！
你需要準備的退休金，或許沒有你想像的多；
首席精算師洞察現實，告訴你退休財務最重要的事。
作者為加拿大精算師暨退休理財顧問，本書擺脫金融業者試圖推銷給你的傳統退休建議，完整分析退休財務相關的各個面向，顛覆你對退休問題的迷思，獨特的觀點和務實的建議，將令你耳目一新，例如：
1.多數人工作時期花在自己身上的錢，絕不會超過總收入50%，因此退休後你的所得替代率將可遠低於70%。
2.即使在低利率時代退休，你每年花掉5%儲蓄，也不必煩惱錢會不夠用。
3.生活支出到了某個年紀幾乎都會減少，因此你或許不必存到那麼多錢。
4.年金險將愈來愈貴，但投保年金險仍是值得的。
2.即使在低利率時代退休，你每年花掉5%儲蓄，也不必煩惱錢會不夠用。
3.生活支出到了某個年紀幾乎都會減少，因此你或許不必存到那麼多錢。
4.年金險將愈來愈貴，但投保年金險仍是值得的。
作者捨棄專業術語，利用精算師的專業和淺顯易懂的方式，教你為自己想要的退休生活做好財務規畫。
情境案例解析，給你退休問題的所有解答：
退休的所得替代率要設多少？
計算個人財富累積目標？
退休前需要存多少錢？
找出自己的儲蓄策略？
估算自己的壽命和長照的財務負擔？
如何為退休儲蓄做資產配置？
需不需要買年金險？
退休後合理的長期支出策略？
情境案例解析，給你退休問題的所有解答：
退休的所得替代率要設多少？
計算個人財富累積目標？
退休前需要存多少錢？
找出自己的儲蓄策略？
估算自己的壽命和長照的財務負擔？
如何為退休儲蓄做資產配置？
需不需要買年金險？
退休後合理的長期支出策略？
書摘
退休規劃6步驟
1.將每年收入10%儲蓄起來
2.投資資產配置以股票為主的低成本基金
3.不論市況好壞，都維持相同的資產配置
4.除了自己住家房貸要避免負債
5.退休前還完你的房貸
6.退休時購買1份年金險
退休規劃6步驟
1.將每年收入10%儲蓄起來
2.投資資產配置以股票為主的低成本基金
3.不論市況好壞，都維持相同的資產配置
4.除了自己住家房貸要避免負債
5.退休前還完你的房貸
6.退休時購買1份年金險
影響人類平均餘命因子
1.吸菸
2.喝酒
3.飲食
4.體能活動
5.壓力
1.吸菸
2.喝酒
3.飲食
4.體能活動
5.壓力
及早去除不健康行為，可以找回7.5年平均餘命
購買長照險無法給你真正的安心，不保證負擔全部長照費用
Book notes: 財務自由的人生
Here is the article.
財務自由的人生：跟著首席分析師楊應超學華爾街的投資技巧和工作效率，40歲就過FIRE的優質生活
4%法則
每年花40萬，25倍就是一千萬
保守點可以多準備1~2年生活費
保守點可以多準備1~2年生活費
薪水存10%要51年才能退休，
存20%要37年，
存30%要28年，
存40%要22年，
存50%要17年，
存60%要12.5年，
存70%要8.5年，
存20%要37年，
存30%要28年，
存40%要22年，
存50%要17年，
存60%要12.5年，
存70%要8.5年，
一直做一樣的事情，卻期待有不一樣的結果
一般事業頂峰40~50歲，50歲前退休，可以多存點錢
資產配置很重要
簡單的資產配置 股債比 100-年齡
ETF指數為主 買基金比挑個股安全省事：連巴菲特都幫老婆買 ETF，費用低又不用煩惱
簡單的資產配置 股債比 100-年齡
ETF指數為主 買基金比挑個股安全省事：連巴菲特都幫老婆買 ETF，費用低又不用煩惱
建立多方的收入來源：雞蛋不要全放在同一個籃子裡
用債券或高配息股票提供穩定的定期收入
用債券或高配息股票提供穩定的定期收入
光靠省錢很難達到財務自由
問題不是費用，而是營收：開源比節流重要，去高薪但你沒聽過的工作
問題不是費用，而是營收：開源比節流重要，去高薪但你沒聽過的工作
最好50歲前存好退休金，社會很現實，公司可以輕易找到一個比你年輕、做同樣事情的年輕人，以你一半的薪水取代你
沒有行動，一切都是白說
設定高目標，即使不到月球，也會飛到星星附近
永不滿足，別懼失敗：Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
設定高目標，即使不到月球，也會飛到星星附近
永不滿足，別懼失敗：Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
吸引力法則和目標設定：先相信，才會看見
要改變你的狀況，要先改變你的想法
有計劃的設定目標
一萬小時法則
把自己的時間管理好，專注在高價值的事
要改變你的狀況，要先改變你的想法
有計劃的設定目標
一萬小時法則
把自己的時間管理好，專注在高價值的事
設立目標後，要先有理由，行動才容易恆久
FIRE最終的目的是建立健康快樂、有目的的人生：身心健康，才是真自由
Book review: 財務自由的人生
Here is the article.
跟著首席分析師楊應超學華爾街的投資技巧和工作效率，40歲就過FIRE的優質生活
《機構投資者》、《金融時報》、《格林威治》、《亞元雜誌》評選為第一名首席外資分析師楊應超不藏私，首度公開他征戰全球頂尖投行的投資和工作心法，幫助你40歲前達到FIRE，過不再為錢煩惱的優質人生！
本書是楊應超分享他退休三年來的研究成果，他用分析師的精神，研究美國現在很流行的FIRE（Financial Independence Retire Early），歸納出一套簡單而穩健的高效理財法，幫助大家早日達到財務自由、提早退休。
他在書中分享自己15年來在高盛、花旗、巴克萊等投資銀行界，以及8年在產業實戰所學到的理財技巧和工作效率，即使當「打工皇帝」，也有機會在適切的投資風險下，盡早存到退休需要的一桶金（FU Money），不為五斗米折腰，每天為自己而活，做喜歡的事。雖然存錢是要多賺和少花，但他更希望教你如何多賺錢，不用省過頭，過著富裕的優質生活。
作者簡介
楊應超
1967 年生，美國普渡大學電機工程學士（優等）及碩士、哥倫比亞大學電機工程博士班、芝加哥大學工商管理碩士，主修財務、會計及市場營銷。投身證券投資業之前，曾任職於科爾尼（A.T. Kearney）、埃森哲（Accenture）、電資系統（EDS）、艾默生電氣（Emerson Electric）、IBM 及AT&T 等公司，擔任過管理顧問、市場銷售及電機工程師業務等相關職務，擁有8年的產業實務經驗。1999年到2004年，以5年時間從一個外資投行菜鳥分析師迅速晉升為副總裁、董事、董事總經理，最後在花旗環球擔任董事總經理及亞太區投資研究部高科技部門主管和首席分析師。在加入花旗之前，為瑞士信貸亞太區科技硬體研究部董事及首席分析師，亦曾任職於美商高盛及法國巴黎銀行。
2008年達到財務自由之後，首次從投資銀行退休，並至香港主板上市公司大洋集團及陸商聯創集團擔任財務長，並負責美國IPO上市。其後，就如同麥可･喬丹（Michael Jordan）在NBA生涯最高峰榮退兩年後再復出一般，於2010年再次重返投資銀行，在野村證券和巴克萊銀行擔任董事總經理及亞太區下游硬體科技首席分析師，靠著實力，旋即再被專業投資者票選為亞洲科技硬體分析師第一名，但在2016年巴克萊銀行宣布退出亞洲業務時，決定第二次從投資銀行退休，過著「應為當為，超然自得」的生活，擁有外資投行證券投資研究分析資歷15年，現為異康集團暨青興資本首席資深顧問。
跟著外資發大財 首席分析師告訴你財富自由的秘密 ft.楊應超｜下班經濟學#61
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為什麼你買股票總是一買就跌？為什麼職場升遷總是輪不到你？今天我們就找來被外界稱為「最懂鴻海」的外資首席分析師楊應超，不只要破解華爾街金童的投資心法，還要教你年年加薪的職場成功術，讓你40歲就能提前達陣享受財務自由！
00:44 美國股匯創新高!投資策略選擇保守才是王道? 03:36 最懂鴻海的分析師:台灣科技業優勢全面潰敗? 05:54 台積電發息慷慨大方!他卻直言隱藏成長瓶頸? 08:19 挑個股風險高?專業操盤手也比不上猴子選股? 10:53 基金經理人的選股法?專家爆金融業下單亂象! 12:27 投資黑天鵝遍佈?一招資產配置讓你布局全球! 14:10 專家研究絕招債券梯!分散買法減少利率風險? 15:43 外資報告=舊資料? 兩招教你不再輸在起跑點! 18:40 高喊買進就是好公司?散戶傻跟進恐賠到脫褲! 20:41 分析師靠人利之便偷出貨?專家打臉:外行看法! 23:43 職場生存秘技!這能力讓打工皇帝變外資金童? 25:53 超實用時間管理法!學起來竟能省下百萬美金? 27:48 上班族的職場第一步!打造完美職涯中期目標! 29:04 專家親身經歷!想要成功就要用這招達陣秘訣?
為什麼你買股票總是一買就跌？為什麼職場升遷總是輪不到你？今天我們就找來被外界稱為「最懂鴻海」的外資首席分析師楊應超，不只要破解華爾街金童的投資心法，還要教你年年加薪的職場成功術，讓你40歲就能提前達陣享受財務自由！
00:44 美國股匯創新高!投資策略選擇保守才是王道? 03:36 最懂鴻海的分析師:台灣科技業優勢全面潰敗? 05:54 台積電發息慷慨大方!他卻直言隱藏成長瓶頸? 08:19 挑個股風險高?專業操盤手也比不上猴子選股? 10:53 基金經理人的選股法?專家爆金融業下單亂象! 12:27 投資黑天鵝遍佈?一招資產配置讓你布局全球! 14:10 專家研究絕招債券梯!分散買法減少利率風險? 15:43 外資報告=舊資料? 兩招教你不再輸在起跑點! 18:40 高喊買進就是好公司?散戶傻跟進恐賠到脫褲! 20:41 分析師靠人利之便偷出貨?專家打臉:外行看法! 23:43 職場生存秘技!這能力讓打工皇帝變外資金童? 25:53 超實用時間管理法!學起來竟能省下百萬美金? 27:48 上班族的職場第一步!打造完美職涯中期目標! 29:04 專家親身經歷!想要成功就要用這招達陣秘訣?
作者用5年時間研究白手起家的富豪，總結出他們的共通點！
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1. 热爱阅读 2.每天运动 3.乐于结实成功人士 4.有目标 5.坚持早起 6.有多种收入来源 7.有心理导师 8.积极的态度 9.不盲目随波逐流 10.会做人 11.助人 12.每天思考 13.欢迎批评和指教
1. 热爱阅读 2.每天运动 3.乐于结实成功人士 4.有目标 5.坚持早起 6.有多种收入来源 7.有心理导师 8.积极的态度 9.不盲目随波逐流 10.会做人 11.助人 12.每天思考 13.欢迎批评和指教
Case study: My graduate study from 2018 August to 2010 April
Nov. 25, 2019
I like to write a blog to talk about how to do a good research, what I learned through committee.
I used to worry about a lot of things starting from 2009 January to September. But at that time, I should also appreciate that I had such great support from my graduate study committee, I had chance to meet professors and had discussion on my research every week. Even though I did not come out concrete ideas to write a nice paper, but I did learn from those professors. How they treat me as a peer, listen to me and give me some advice.
At that time, I will not believe that one day I can be a such great researcher; I can just change the area like personal finance, investment analysis, and then I just push myself to move forward. I learn Harvard business case study method, I just start from simple case study, one after the another one, and learn from my own experience.
Introduction
I like to write a blog to talk about how to do a good research, what I learned through committee.
My case study
I used to worry about a lot of things starting from 2009 January to September. But at that time, I should also appreciate that I had such great support from my graduate study committee, I had chance to meet professors and had discussion on my research every week. Even though I did not come out concrete ideas to write a nice paper, but I did learn from those professors. How they treat me as a peer, listen to me and give me some advice.
At that time, I will not believe that one day I can be a such great researcher; I can just change the area like personal finance, investment analysis, and then I just push myself to move forward. I learn Harvard business case study method, I just start from simple case study, one after the another one, and learn from my own experience.
Weekend learning summary - Nov 23 - 24
Nov. 25, 2019
It is a good idea to review what I have learned last two days. I just could not believe that I should work on Leetcode algorithm practice, but I chose to watch so many videos to learn stock market, hedge fund and so many videos.
I like to summarize what I have learned about stock market, investment and all other topics.
Introduction
It is a good idea to review what I have learned last two days. I just could not believe that I should work on Leetcode algorithm practice, but I chose to watch so many videos to learn stock market, hedge fund and so many videos.
Weekend learning summary
I like to summarize what I have learned about stock market, investment and all other topics.
It is the hardest question but best one
Nov. 25, 2019
It is my personal finance research. I remembered that this year I was asked by Facebook recruiter what have you done since August 2018 Facebook phone screen. It is so hard for me to review what I have learned and completed. I like to write a blog on this topic.
Because I have experience to write blogs every day, it is not challenging for me to write first showcase called lowest common ancestor. Here is the link.
I learn that it is not a good idea to solve a lot problems as quick as possible. I have to focus on a simple tree algorithm, and train myself to think using various ideas to solve the problem. Therefore I can build confidence in terms of being a good thinker.
Introduction
It is my personal finance research. I remembered that this year I was asked by Facebook recruiter what have you done since August 2018 Facebook phone screen. It is so hard for me to review what I have learned and completed. I like to write a blog on this topic.
What have you completed?
I decided to write some show case to demonstrate how good I can solve problems, but in reality I stuck on simple depth first search backtracking understanding, and also space complexity causing timeout or run-time error.Because I have experience to write blogs every day, it is not challenging for me to write first showcase called lowest common ancestor. Here is the link.
I learn that it is not a good idea to solve a lot problems as quick as possible. I have to focus on a simple tree algorithm, and train myself to think using various ideas to solve the problem. Therefore I can build confidence in terms of being a good thinker.
How to be a good learner on youtube.com?
Nov. 24, 2019
It is my personal finance research. I like to learn business, investment and technology all day long in weekends based on youtube.com. I know that it is more important to read articles as well. Reading is more important compared to watching videos. But in order to find ideas what to read, I have to start from very good quality videos first. The recommendation does very good job on this.
I learn from my own experience. It is tough to stay at home whole weekend except two hours a day to do exercise or shopping. I have a lot of nutrition food, and I also choose not to go to church event. I like to learn more business on youtube.com.
I think that there are over 200,000 Chinese people in Vancouver area. I like to spend time to learn more about personal finance. I did spend whole week in 2018 at home and it was the first time in my life I learned that I had to do book keeping, review who I am as a consumer, how intelligent I am to manage myself.
As a single person, I may have not confidence to be a millionaire. I used to struggle so much in United States, but I did not learn that it is part of process of learning and growth of rich and wealth.
I used to worry about a lot of things starting from 2009 January to September. But at that time, I should also appreciate that I had such great support from my graduate study committee, I had chance to meet professors and had discussion on my research every week. Even though I did not come out concrete ideas to write a nice paper, but I did learn from those professors. How they treat me as a peer, listen to me and give me some advice.
At that time, I will not believe that one day I can be a such great researcher; I can just change the area like personal finance, investment analysis, and then I just push myself to move forward. I learn Harvard business case study method, I just start from simple case study, one after the another one, and learn from my own experience.
Introduction
It is my personal finance research. I like to learn business, investment and technology all day long in weekends based on youtube.com. I know that it is more important to read articles as well. Reading is more important compared to watching videos. But in order to find ideas what to read, I have to start from very good quality videos first. The recommendation does very good job on this.
How to be a good learner?
I learn from my own experience. It is tough to stay at home whole weekend except two hours a day to do exercise or shopping. I have a lot of nutrition food, and I also choose not to go to church event. I like to learn more business on youtube.com.
I think that there are over 200,000 Chinese people in Vancouver area. I like to spend time to learn more about personal finance. I did spend whole week in 2018 at home and it was the first time in my life I learned that I had to do book keeping, review who I am as a consumer, how intelligent I am to manage myself.
As a single person, I may have not confidence to be a millionaire. I used to struggle so much in United States, but I did not learn that it is part of process of learning and growth of rich and wealth.
I used to worry about a lot of things starting from 2009 January to September. But at that time, I should also appreciate that I had such great support from my graduate study committee, I had chance to meet professors and had discussion on my research every week. Even though I did not come out concrete ideas to write a nice paper, but I did learn from those professors. How they treat me as a peer, listen to me and give me some advice.
At that time, I will not believe that one day I can be a such great researcher; I can just change the area like personal finance, investment analysis, and then I just push myself to move forward. I learn Harvard business case study method, I just start from simple case study, one after the another one, and learn from my own experience.
Sunday, November 24, 2019
Mock interview - course schedule and binary tree maximum path sum
Nov. 24, 2019
Introduction
It is my first mock interview this weekend. I did not play weekly contest since I chose to prepare online code screen. But I did not work on Leetcode until Sunday evening 10:00 PM. It was so hard for me to work on mock interview, since I got used to surf internet and watch videos related to stock and how to invest, AI and other interesting thing the whole weekend.
Performance review
Here is my performance report.
I chose to solve the last algorithm since tree algorithm is my most favorite algorithm.
Nov. 24, 2019
124. Binary Tree Maximum Path Sum C# mock interview practice on Nov 24, 2019
207. Course Schedule C# mock interview practice on Nov. 24, 2019
210. Course Schedule II C# mock interview practice on Nov 24, 2019
This Canadian Genius Created Modern AI
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For nearly 40 years, Geoff Hinton has been trying to get computers to learn like people do, a quest almost everyone thought was crazy or at least hopeless - right up until the moment it revolutionized the field. In this Hello World video, Bloomberg Businessweek's Ashlee Vance meets the Godfather of AI.
For nearly 40 years, Geoff Hinton has been trying to get computers to learn like people do, a quest almost everyone thought was crazy or at least hopeless - right up until the moment it revolutionized the field. In this Hello World video, Bloomberg Businessweek's Ashlee Vance meets the Godfather of AI.
Popularization of science has made me a net star. get best educational for student
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Nowadays, with the vigorous development of educational equity in our country, the distribution of educational resources between rural and urban areas, big cities and small cities is not more equitable, but more disparity. I think the Internet is a good opportunity for students to get the best educational resources at the lowest cost. I feel that my value has been maximized by the Internet. This is my original intention. I hope I can continue to adhere to this original intention.
Nowadays, with the vigorous development of educational equity in our country, the distribution of educational resources between rural and urban areas, big cities and small cities is not more equitable, but more disparity. I think the Internet is a good opportunity for students to get the best educational resources at the lowest cost. I feel that my value has been maximized by the Internet. This is my original intention. I hope I can continue to adhere to this original intention.
我为什么当中学老师？李永乐老师清华大学演讲
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我是中国人民大学附属中学的一名物理教师； 也承担一部分物理竞赛培训工作。 今天，我非常荣幸能回到母校清华大学， 回到我曾经学习和生活过的地方， 来给大家讲一讲我的经历。 我希望我的经历能为大家的就业提供参考。 内容详见视频……
我是中国人民大学附属中学的一名物理教师； 也承担一部分物理竞赛培训工作。 今天，我非常荣幸能回到母校清华大学， 回到我曾经学习和生活过的地方， 来给大家讲一讲我的经历。 我希望我的经历能为大家的就业提供参考。 内容详见视频……
13 Secrets of the Filthy Rich
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- Money makes you popular (but not always in a good way)
- Even rich people don't burn their bridges
- Even rich people clip coupons
- Rich people set budgets, too
- Rich people are often thrifty
- Rich people pay attention
- Rich people invest wisely
- Rich people know how to negotiate
- Rich people prefer their own toys
- Rich people re-think their names
- Rich people take risks
- Rich people cut out the middle-man
- Rich people complain-and get results
The Buddy Breakup: How to End a Toxic Friendship
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Step 1: Evaluate the friendship
Step 2: Understand your relctance
Step 3: Flee or fact it?
Step 4: Grieve and rebuild
Step 1: Evaluate the friendship
Step 2: Understand your relctance
Step 3: Flee or fact it?
Step 4: Grieve and rebuild
13 Things Lottery Winners Won’t Tell You
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Most of people do not have finance literacy.
Past lottery winners weigh in on losing friends, becoming spectacles, and increasing the odds of striking it rich.
- Easy come, easy go
- Take a second chance
- We don't quit while we're ahead
- You will be exploited - possibly by your friends
- A lot can seem like a little
- We answer for our impulse purchases
- We are still looked down upon by the truly wealthy
- Your friends will change with your lifestyle
- You may be forced into the spotlight
- You may be forced into the spotlight
- 'Tis better to give
- Don't donate all at once
- Who are we kidding? Life is great.
Facts -> argument: Easy come, easy go
Whether we win $500 million or $1 million, about 70 percent of us lose or spend all our money in five years or less.Most of people do not have finance literacy.
Case study: Lottery winner
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Richard Lustig
“I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor, and I like rich a whole lot better.”
Richard Lustig is one of the rare exceptions. The 65-year-old Florida man is a seven-time lottery game grand-prize winner who is still basking in riches after hitting it big about two decades ago. “Obviously it’s changed my life big time,” he told TIME on Tuesday. “I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor, and I like rich a whole lot better. We’ve lived in big, fancy houses. I drive a Jaguar. We’ve gone on cruises. I can’t complain.”
“I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor, and I like rich a whole lot better.”
Richard Lustig is one of the rare exceptions. The 65-year-old Florida man is a seven-time lottery game grand-prize winner who is still basking in riches after hitting it big about two decades ago. “Obviously it’s changed my life big time,” he told TIME on Tuesday. “I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor, and I like rich a whole lot better. We’ve lived in big, fancy houses. I drive a Jaguar. We’ve gone on cruises. I can’t complain.”
The former professional drummer, who banked his largest payout of $842,000 playing Mega Money, has kept most of his earnings and wrote the book, Learn How to Increase Your Chances of Winning the Lottery, in 2010 after his latest lotto win of $90,000.
The book has been flying off shelves in the last two weeks. “It’s been insanity. We’ve sold thousands of dollars because of all the publicity,” he said. “We wait for these kinds of moments, when jackpots get really high. When it happens, boom!”
Lustig, who has two children with his wife of 30 years, said the key to staying happy is to hire a good financial planner and a good accountant after paying off all debts. “I’m smarter than that,” he said. “People, they just don’t think. You have to secure your future.” “The reason why you hear those horror stories about people who win huge amounts like that and all of a sudden they’re filing bankruptcy is because it’s usually from people who have never had that kind of money before in their lives,” he added. “They just go through it like crazy. They think there’s no tomorrow. Well, there is a tomorrow and eventually it will run out.”
Here’s How Winning the Lottery Makes You Miserable
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Sandra Hayes
“These are people who you’ve loved deep down, and they’re turning into vampires trying to suck the life out of me”
Sandra Hayes won the Missouri lottery in 2006 and split a $224 million Powerball with a dozen coworkers. The St. Louis woman is now a retired social worker and wrote the book, How Winning the Lottery Changed My Life. She told the Associated Press she had to “adapt to this new life” which changed how she saw her closest family and friends. “I had to endure the greed and the need that people have, trying to get you to release your money to them,” she said in 2012. “That caused a lot of emotional pain. These are people who you’ve loved deep down, and they’re turning into vampires trying to suck the life out of me.”
Sandra Hayes
“These are people who you’ve loved deep down, and they’re turning into vampires trying to suck the life out of me”
Sandra Hayes won the Missouri lottery in 2006 and split a $224 million Powerball with a dozen coworkers. The St. Louis woman is now a retired social worker and wrote the book, How Winning the Lottery Changed My Life. She told the Associated Press she had to “adapt to this new life” which changed how she saw her closest family and friends. “I had to endure the greed and the need that people have, trying to get you to release your money to them,” she said in 2012. “That caused a lot of emotional pain. These are people who you’ve loved deep down, and they’re turning into vampires trying to suck the life out of me.”
【解码财商】那个最懒基金赚了大钱
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19:32/ 21:22
定投指数基金
中证500指数基金 - ETF (for young people, more risk)
上证50指数基金 - ETF (for old people)
4% - 5% 红利， 5% - 6% 增长空间
19:32/ 21:22
定投指数基金
中证500指数基金 - ETF (for young people, more risk)
上证50指数基金 - ETF (for old people)
4% - 5% 红利， 5% - 6% 增长空间
Jim Cramer - China IPO analysis
今年纳斯达克收紧了中国中小企业在自家交易所上市后，CNBC做节目靠吼的财经主持人Jim Cramer对此表示了支持：
“去年上市的31家中国公司中有28家的交易价格低于其发行价”
“有一些赢家，但多数股票简直有毒”
“这纯粹是为了保护投资者免受垃圾商品的侵害”
2018年是中国企业涌向美股上市的一年，30多家中国公司在美国上市。其中主要的四场IPO是：被称为中国的Netflix爱奇艺，被称为中国特斯拉的蔚来汽车，电商拼多多，以及腾讯音乐。
但在它们之外，还有不少没有盈利的“科技企业”。这些中国公司在美股筹集了数十亿美元的资金，但是不少近两年上市的公司整体股价表现很让人心痛：
蘑菇街从开盘首日每股20美元下跌到了2.11美元，跌幅接近90%。
英语流利说从开盘首日每股8美元下跌到了2美元，跌幅约75%。
云集从开盘首日每股11美元下跌到了3.92美元，跌幅约64%。
团车从开盘首日每股6.65美元下跌到了2.49美元，跌幅约63%。
“去年上市的31家中国公司中有28家的交易价格低于其发行价”
“有一些赢家，但多数股票简直有毒”
“这纯粹是为了保护投资者免受垃圾商品的侵害”
2018年是中国企业涌向美股上市的一年，30多家中国公司在美国上市。其中主要的四场IPO是：被称为中国的Netflix爱奇艺，被称为中国特斯拉的蔚来汽车，电商拼多多，以及腾讯音乐。
但在它们之外，还有不少没有盈利的“科技企业”。这些中国公司在美股筹集了数十亿美元的资金，但是不少近两年上市的公司整体股价表现很让人心痛：
蘑菇街从开盘首日每股20美元下跌到了2.11美元，跌幅接近90%。
英语流利说从开盘首日每股8美元下跌到了2美元，跌幅约75%。
云集从开盘首日每股11美元下跌到了3.92美元，跌幅约64%。
团车从开盘首日每股6.65美元下跌到了2.49美元，跌幅约63%。
Rush to learn project managment Prince 2
Nov. 24, 2019
Introduction
I just came cross this project management term called Prince 2. I looked up my friend Tracy profile and learned the term.
Introduction
I just came cross this project management term called Prince 2. I looked up my friend Tracy profile and learned the term.
How should I rush to learn basics of AI?
Nov. 24, 2019
It is my personal finance research. I went to Facebook onsite interview this August, I met a few friends in California as well. One of them is a Linkedin manager and he gave me a gift for six month free premium account, and one is principle scientist of AI in Mercedes. Another friend also coached me how to find jobs before dinner, who works for Google. This December one of friends will come to Vancouver to attend a conference of AI.
I learn the lesson that I wasted 20 years from 1999 to 2019 since I did not learn how to invest; I spent almost whole year to learn how to invest in 2019. The lesson is to start early.
How to learn AI and start to build interest on this area?
Dialpad is the startup company I have strong interest to learn.
Introduction
It is my personal finance research. I went to Facebook onsite interview this August, I met a few friends in California as well. One of them is a Linkedin manager and he gave me a gift for six month free premium account, and one is principle scientist of AI in Mercedes. Another friend also coached me how to find jobs before dinner, who works for Google. This December one of friends will come to Vancouver to attend a conference of AI.
Start to learn, learn early as possible
I learn the lesson that I wasted 20 years from 1999 to 2019 since I did not learn how to invest; I spent almost whole year to learn how to invest in 2019. The lesson is to start early.
How to learn AI and start to build interest on this area?
Dialpad is the startup company I have strong interest to learn.
Mastering the market cycle
I like to spend some time to learn from the book called "Mastering the market cycle ".
Howard Marks on Risk, Market Cycles, and Investing
Here is the link.
Howard Marks is one of the most successful and well-known investors in the world. He co-founded Oaktree Capital, the largest distressed securities investor in the world, managing over $120 Billion. Marks himself is worth $2.1 Billion and his ideas expressed through his memos have been endorsed by Warren Buffett himself. He has also written two best-sellers on investing: "The Most Important Thing" and "Mastering the Market Cycle." Howard spoke to students in the Amador Valley Investment Club on May 2nd, 2019.
Howard Marks is one of the most successful and well-known investors in the world. He co-founded Oaktree Capital, the largest distressed securities investor in the world, managing over $120 Billion. Marks himself is worth $2.1 Billion and his ideas expressed through his memos have been endorsed by Warren Buffett himself. He has also written two best-sellers on investing: "The Most Important Thing" and "Mastering the Market Cycle." Howard spoke to students in the Amador Valley Investment Club on May 2nd, 2019.
$150 registration for tutorials - Should I attend the conference?
Nov. 24, 2019
It is holiday season. I am really looking for great ideas to meet and learn more about business, AI. My friend will visit Vancouver, and then I figure out that I also can attend the conference if I pay $150 Canada dollars for tutorials.
I like to check out my frugal leadership and see if I can make a good decision on this choice. Here is my blog about the conference.
It is better to save $150 dollars and then I go to youtube.com, search those speakers and learn from their past presentation.
One thing is to reason how good it is to pay $50 dollars for each of three sessions. I will meet my friend working for AI Mercedes if there is chance.
Introduction
It is holiday season. I am really looking for great ideas to meet and learn more about business, AI. My friend will visit Vancouver, and then I figure out that I also can attend the conference if I pay $150 Canada dollars for tutorials.
Friendship
I like to check out my frugal leadership and see if I can make a good decision on this choice. Here is my blog about the conference.
Talk about $150 expenses
It is better to save $150 dollars and then I go to youtube.com, search those speakers and learn from their past presentation.
One thing is to reason how good it is to pay $50 dollars for each of three sessions. I will meet my friend working for AI Mercedes if there is chance.
From average paid job to top 5% job
Nov. 24, 2019
It is my linkedin update. I got the notification that top 5% pay is around $100,000 Canada dollars/ US dollars. I like to figure out how to make transition from average paid job to top 5% job.
It is not too tough for me to apply the job since I already went to onsite for those jobs from Amazon and Facebook. I also like to learn how to push myself work hard, and train myself more on basics of problem solving.
Introduction
It is my linkedin update. I got the notification that top 5% pay is around $100,000 Canada dollars/ US dollars. I like to figure out how to make transition from average paid job to top 5% job.
Top 5% job
It is not too tough for me to apply the job since I already went to onsite for those jobs from Amazon and Facebook. I also like to learn how to push myself work hard, and train myself more on basics of problem solving.
My cellphone, my partner: Nuria Oliver at TEDxBarcelona
Here is the link.
Nuria Oliver has a Ph.D. with Honors in Artificial Intelligence and Computational Perception from the Media Lab at the MIT. At her current position - Scientific Director at Telefónica R&D, Barcelona - she is researching in the field of multimedia data analysis, mobile and ubiquitous computing, big-data analysis with a human-centric perspective and recommender systems. In her talk, Nuria points out that our smartphones inform us very well but do not know our personality nor our mood and thus neither adapt their communication to us as a human conversation partner would. She proposes us possible ways how a smartphone can identify our personality and mood. Thus, a smartphone would adapt not only to our personality but also to our current mood and communicate to us in a much more human form. The talk has been recorded at TEDxBarcelona on the 17th of May 2013. For more information please visit www.tedxbarcelona.com
Nuria Oliver has a Ph.D. with Honors in Artificial Intelligence and Computational Perception from the Media Lab at the MIT. At her current position - Scientific Director at Telefónica R&D, Barcelona - she is researching in the field of multimedia data analysis, mobile and ubiquitous computing, big-data analysis with a human-centric perspective and recommender systems. In her talk, Nuria points out that our smartphones inform us very well but do not know our personality nor our mood and thus neither adapt their communication to us as a human conversation partner would. She proposes us possible ways how a smartphone can identify our personality and mood. Thus, a smartphone would adapt not only to our personality but also to our current mood and communicate to us in a much more human form. The talk has been recorded at TEDxBarcelona on the 17th of May 2013. For more information please visit www.tedxbarcelona.com
Microsoft research - Nuria M Oliver
Here is my research since I like to find out if I should spend $150 on tutorial on this conference - NeurIPS | 2019.
December 2019 and a conference in Vancouver
Nov. 24, 2019
It is a conference related to AI, here is the link. My friend will come to the city of Vancouver from Sillicon Valley. She posted it on wechat, and I like to write a blog how I should work on.
I knew the friend near two decades. She is the principal scientist of Mercedes. I spent some time to research her profile on Linkedin.com. She has very successful career. She used to be a professor for top engineering school and also she worked as multiple jobs, at least 3 jobs last 20 years.
She told me that she got three offers in one month when she moved the whole family to Sillicon Valley. She told me two years ago when she and her family visited Vancouver. At that time, I did not really understand how hard it is. Now I understood better.
I had onsite from Amazon Seattle in 2018, and then 2018 August phone screen from Facebook, and then 2019 August onsite from Facebook. I never had any offer and I am hunger for more understanding.
I went to Facebook onsite interview and we met with other friends in Sillicon valley, a city called San Mateo near the airport. I wrote a blog about our dinner together with friends in Florida.
I like to come out some ideas to work on. Maybe I should learn from conferences as well. It is time for me to learn how to learn something about AI.
Introduction
It is a conference related to AI, here is the link. My friend will come to the city of Vancouver from Sillicon Valley. She posted it on wechat, and I like to write a blog how I should work on.
Sillicon Valley
I knew the friend near two decades. She is the principal scientist of Mercedes. I spent some time to research her profile on Linkedin.com. She has very successful career. She used to be a professor for top engineering school and also she worked as multiple jobs, at least 3 jobs last 20 years.
She told me that she got three offers in one month when she moved the whole family to Sillicon Valley. She told me two years ago when she and her family visited Vancouver. At that time, I did not really understand how hard it is. Now I understood better.
I had onsite from Amazon Seattle in 2018, and then 2018 August phone screen from Facebook, and then 2019 August onsite from Facebook. I never had any offer and I am hunger for more understanding.
I went to Facebook onsite interview and we met with other friends in Sillicon valley, a city called San Mateo near the airport. I wrote a blog about our dinner together with friends in Florida.
I like to come out some ideas to work on. Maybe I should learn from conferences as well. It is time for me to learn how to learn something about AI.
10 benefits to practice using JavaScript
Nov. 24, 2019
It is my idea to try to write JavaScript to solve leetcode.com algorithms. I like to think about 10 benefits to write JavaScript. I have not written JavaScript so often long time, I worked for a manufacture company, and I do not have a lot of chance to write JavaScript last 10 years.
Introduction
It is my idea to try to write JavaScript to solve leetcode.com algorithms. I like to think about 10 benefits to write JavaScript. I have not written JavaScript so often long time, I worked for a manufacture company, and I do not have a lot of chance to write JavaScript last 10 years.
10 benefits to practice JavaScript
I like to learn more about function programming. And also I like to push myself to try something new.【Q&A】北美程序员小姐姐 | 年薪百万不是梦 | 我对职业选择的看法 迷茫时期怎么办
Here is the link.
base salary - college graduate - 110,000 us dollars - 120,000 us dollars
sign on -
stock - 4 to 5 years, 1 - first year, 10 - second year or more
second and third year, all benefits - 180,000 US dollars
base salary - college graduate - 110,000 us dollars - 120,000 us dollars
sign on -
stock - 4 to 5 years, 1 - first year, 10 - second year or more
second and third year, all benefits - 180,000 US dollars
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