diff --git a/CodeOfConduct.md b/CodeOfConduct.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6923fde --- /dev/null +++ b/CodeOfConduct.md @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +# Code Of Conduct + +本项目收录的文章需要满足: + +1. 原创文章或有转载授权 +2. 转载文章需要附上原文作者和链接 +3. 润学家相关文章 +4. 尽可能保证时效性和真实性 diff --git a/LICENSE b/LICENSE index f288702..2261a93 100644 --- a/LICENSE +++ b/LICENSE @@ -1,674 +1,452 @@ - GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE - Version 3, 29 June 2007 - Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. + GNU Free Documentation License + Version 1.3, 3 November 2008 + + + Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc. + Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. - Preamble - - The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for -software and other kinds of works. - - The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed -to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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[润学方法论/各国选择](润学方法论/各国选择) 美国签证顺序和常见问题：[润学方法论/各国选择/美国](润学方法论/各国选择/美国) 博君一笑，可以访问 [咱们赢麻了知名言论合集](张维为陈平曹丰泽等知名言论收集) + +## 鸣谢 + +[![](https://opencollective.com/run/contributors.svg?width=890)](https://github.com/The-Run-Philosophy-Organization/run/graphs/contributors) diff --git a/人口问题相关/Readme.md b/人口问题相关/README.md similarity index 100% rename from 人口问题相关/Readme.md rename to 人口问题相关/README.md diff --git a/哲学概念/Readme.md b/哲学概念/README.md similarity index 100% rename from 哲学概念/Readme.md rename to 哲学概念/README.md diff --git a/新冠疫情相关/新闻/example.md b/新冠疫情相关/新闻/README.md similarity index 100% rename from 新冠疫情相关/新闻/example.md rename to 新冠疫情相关/新闻/README.md diff --git a/润学方法论/前期准备/example.md b/新冠疫情相关/自身经历/README.md similarity index 100% rename from 润学方法论/前期准备/example.md rename to 新冠疫情相关/自身经历/README.md diff --git a/新冠疫情相关/自身经历/example.md b/新冠疫情相关/自身经历/example.md deleted file mode 100644 index a9edc74..0000000 --- a/新冠疫情相关/自身经历/example.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -H diff --git a/新冠疫情相关/记录在案的次生伤害/README.md b/新冠疫情相关/记录在案的次生伤害/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0d84961 --- /dev/null +++ b/新冠疫情相关/记录在案的次生伤害/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +记录在案的次生伤害： + +![韦桂国](中国网信证券公司副总裁韦桂国.jpg) + +![郎咸平母亲](郎咸平母亲.jpg) diff --git a/新冠疫情相关/记录在案的次生伤害/Readme.md b/新冠疫情相关/记录在案的次生伤害/Readme.md deleted file mode 100644 index c04988d..0000000 --- a/新冠疫情相关/记录在案的次生伤害/Readme.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5 +0,0 @@ -记录在案的次生伤害： - -[韦桂国](中国网信证券公司副总裁韦桂国.jpg) - -[郎咸平母亲](郎咸平母亲.jpg) diff --git a/润学实例/README.md b/润学实例/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3770ca9 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学实例/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ + +[文科](文科) + +[计算机](计算机) + +[会计](会计) diff --git a/润学方法论/路线规划/example.md b/润学实例/会计/README.md similarity index 100% rename from 润学方法论/路线规划/example.md rename to 润学实例/会计/README.md diff --git a/润学实例/会计/example.md b/润学实例/会计/example.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3b18e51..0000000 --- a/润学实例/会计/example.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -hello world diff --git a/润学实例/文科/README.md b/润学实例/文科/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..96c18b2 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学实例/文科/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ + +[爱尔兰双非非计算机](爱尔兰双非非计算机) diff --git a/润学实例/文科/爱尔兰双非非计算机/README.md b/润学实例/文科/爱尔兰双非非计算机/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..563c919 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学实例/文科/爱尔兰双非非计算机/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ + +![爱尔兰双非非计算机1](爱尔兰双非非计算机1.jpg) +![爱尔兰双非非计算机2](爱尔兰双非非计算机2.jpg) diff --git a/润学实例/计算机/README.md b/润学实例/计算机/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..53c99f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学实例/计算机/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ + +[去美国当程序员V2.5.0 by 冷锋吴京](去美国当程序员V2.5.0.md) + +[浙大本科润美国三本弗罗里达数据工程师](浙大本科美国三本弗罗里达数据工程师.md) diff --git a/润学实例/计算机/example.md b/润学实例/计算机/example.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3b18e51..0000000 --- a/润学实例/计算机/example.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -hello world diff --git a/润学实例/计算机/去美国当程序员V2.5.0.md b/润学实例/计算机/去美国当程序员V2.5.0.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b222861 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学实例/计算机/去美国当程序员V2.5.0.md @@ -0,0 +1,193 @@ +开个坑，慢慢填，大家有问题可以评论区留言。 + +# 前言 +写本文的初衷，是因为我从决定留学到找工作，过去这几年来一直受到网上的许多朋友的鼓励和支持。有许多网友无私的分享他们的托福考试经验、申请经验、转专业学习的经验、美国大公司的面试经验等。现在我也把这条路走通了，在硅谷当上了一名程序员，所以也希望能结合自己的经历写一篇文章，不能保证100%正确。 + +本人不实名、不建群、不是中介、不约炮、不在知乎上交线下的朋友、不靠知乎赚钱，上知乎纯粹找乐子。本文仅供参考，你的人生请你自己负责。 + +# 如何给自己树立Run的自信 +对于Run，很大的一个问题就是自信心的建立，Run去丑国了，我到底能不能找到程序员的工作，我到底能找到一个什么样的工作？ + +如果需要一个很普适性的回答，那我说： + +高考成绩能考上全省前20%，大学能正常过英语4、6级的人，只要肯努力，是完全可以在国外找到一份程序员的工作的。 + +不要小看这前20%，在很多高考大省，前20%最多也就是个二本的学历。 + +我当年树立自己自信的方法很简单，就是找本科和我差不多条件的校友，或者差不多学校的校友，看学长学姐们毕业的前景。这个时候最简单的方法就是打开LinkedIn，搜索毕业校友们所在的公司。但是请注意，还有很多人没有注册过LinkedIn或者LinkedIn匿名了，所以应该在此数据的基础上乘以1.5倍。 + +我就不用清北华五C9这种学校了，下面举简单的几个例子： + +## 普通985，华中科技大学： +作为中流985高校，华科在美国的校友有8400+人，Google有260个校友之多。FAANG加起来恐怕有2到3千人。 + + +## 普通211，南京理工大学： +作为一个普通211，南京理工大学美国校友有1400+人。几大著名大厂都有为数不少的校友在工作。 + + +## 双非一本，上海海事大学： +作为双飞一本，上海海事在美国的校友还是有700+人，可以看到亚马逊、微软、Facebook都有上海海事大学的校友。 + + +总的来说，树立好run的自信，要相信run没有自己想象的那么难，总是可以成功的。 + +为什么要去留学读硕士 +解释一下下面两个名词： + +OPT: 选择性实习训练（英语：Optional Practical Training）是就读于美国高等院校（本科或研究生）、持有F-1签证的国际学生的一种工作许可，美国公民及移民服务局允许学生以学生身份在其学业相关专业工作1年的时间。有美国学位的都有12个月OPT，STEM（科学、技术、工程、数学相关专业）专业、公司e-verify，可延期到36个月。 +H1B：H-1B签证是美国签发给从事专业技术类工作的人士的签证，属于非移民签证，是美国最主要的工作签证类别。 只有雇主才能给员工办。自从2012年以后，美国经济好、工作容易找，H1B需要通过抽签才有，学历高者得到概率更高，STEM专业因为OPT有36个月，所以有多次抽签机会，拿不到的概率非常低。已申请绿卡的H1b，满6年后可以延期一年或者三年，可以无限次延期，不存在6年必须离境的规定。但是H1B一旦失业后，不能在2个月内找到下家则基本需要离境。持有H1B签证在不同公司间可以跳槽，不需要占用新名额，transfer后随时开始工作。 +所以留学的目的很简单，一是拿到一个美国的学位，二就是通过这个学位让你获得36个月的OPT可以合法在美国就业，有了OPT以后，美国大公司才愿意雇佣你，并帮你抽H1B、办绿卡进行一系列的流程。 + +美国大学很多，对于这种以就业、而并非科研为导向的硕士项目，发放录取通知书都还挺慷慨的。毕竟国际学生能给学校带来大量收入。并且硕士项目只需一年至两年，即使单位学分的收费再高，由于学制有限，总费用也并非高到国内普通家庭难以承担。 + +留学读硕士的花费大概多少钱 +以下是本人的花费： + +英语学习：新东方学托福 2400RMB + 2次托福考试 4000RMB + 新东方学GRE 3000RMB + 3次GRE考试6000RMB = 16000 RMB。 + +中介及申请费用：当时找了中介，花费5W RMB，非常不推荐，还有一些学校的申请费用，每所学校大概几十到100美金不等，总计算为55000 RMB。 + +留学学费及生活费：在洛杉矶生活成本很高，个人留学2年的学费+生活费大概花费了65W RMB左右，其中包括了花费1W美元买了辆二手凯美瑞 + +# 如何准备英语考试（托福、GRE） +我没考过雅思，只考过托福和GRE，强烈建议所有想Run的同学，无论你有没有机会，先做一次托福考试，网上有很多托福题库，说再多要不要run，还不如来做一遍题目。 + +### 如何准备托福，知乎有很多介绍: +https://www.zhihu.com/question/27244993 + +说我觉得的重点： + +考托福就2个最重要的，背单词 + 练习听力。 + +背单词很简单，你单词都不懂怎么做下去，所以花时间刻苦背单词就好，应该问题不大。 + +练习听力，因为托福听力、口语、作文都和听力有关，所以可想而知听力在托福里面多重要。 + +练习听力最好的一个方法，就是听写。具体就是你把托福的听力材料找来，一句一句听写，如果觉得很难听不懂，先从0.5倍速开始，然后慢慢加速，如果最终你能1.5倍速完成托福听力的听写，那你已经出师了。 + +托福考试就是一个过线考试，也就是过了学校的分数线就OK了。 + +说到GRE，GRE不是国内的高考，也不是国内的考研，GRE在申请过程中的作用的锦上添花，而绝非雪中送碳。如果你本科学校不好，本科GPA不高，没有什么出彩的，那你往死里刷GRE成绩也没有用。 + +### 如何准备 GRE 考试？ +https://www.zhihu.com/question/19767285 + +# 本科期间还需要做什么 +相比托福和GRE，本科期间最最最最最重要的： + +* 保持一个好成绩 +* 尽量找实习 +* 如果是转专业的同学请先自学一些计算机课程并开始刷题 +* +一定一定要好好学习，学习成绩比托福成绩和GRE成绩重要无数倍！ +在准备留学申请中，个人认为拿到一个好的学校的录取决定条件如下： + +* 本科学校排名：很明显，清北华五，985等高校肯定更容易拿到好学校的Offer。 +* 本科成绩：不用说了，本科GPA越高越好，比如USC这所学校就只看成绩，GPA3.5以下基本没有戏。 +* 托福/GRE：当然是越高越好，但是这两个英语成绩没有1、2重要，最近几年很多学校甚至已经不要GRE分数了。 +* 论文/项目/竞赛：这种东西有肯定是最好的，但是除非你有顶级期刊的顶级论文，不然对申请没有特别大的帮助。作为转专业的，我个人没有发表过任何论文也没有参加过任何项目，数学建模美赛拿过Honorable mention。 +* 推荐信：如果你能拿到超级大牛的推荐信，否则推荐信基本上就是走个流程过场。 +* 只有学习成绩还不够，必须要找实习 + 北美不像中国就业只看学校，很多中国留学生去了以后埋头苦学，从大一到研究生毕业，简历上除了成绩，空空如也。 + +一份好的实习，能帮助你在白纸简历的研究生同学中脱颖而出。 + +举个例子，当年我同一个研究生学校的同学，我们绩点和课程项目都一样，但是他大三大四都有在国内的阿里实习，所以他研一上学期在找美国的暑假实习的时候，直接拿到了亚马逊、Google和Facebook的实习面试。 + +通过美国的暑假实习经历，我同学的简历上有2份阿里实习经历+1份美国大厂实习经历，在找全职工作基本上不用担心面试过不了。 + +自学计算机课程及刷题 +知乎上有很多人分享了计算机自学的心得，在这我就不过多提及了。包括CS61B等很著名的课程，尽量看英文原版，提前适应英语教学。 + +刷题，那就是去做Leetcode，既然想在美国找工作，那就切换成英文版开始做。 + +如何选校及定位 +个人非常不建议找中介。你都决定要出国了，如果这一点信息收集能力都没有，那还是算了。 + +首先就是去各个学校的官网找项目，举个例子，因为NEU非常火，我们就去NEU官网看一下转专业CS Align的项目： + +官网上详细的列出了这个项目要修一些什么必修课和选修课，并且也列出了毕业要求： + +36-44 total semester hours required + +Minimum 3.000 GPA required + +美帝大学的官网基本上制作的还是有水平的，每个项目基本上介绍都很全。 + +说到定位自己，具体的办法有好几种，比如去一亩三分地论坛上看往年录取的结果。我个人还喜欢另一个方法，就是去LinkedIn上找自己本科的学长，还有自己想去上的硕士学校的学长。 + +还是用我最喜欢的例子，华中科技大学 + 南加大，一个稍微好一点的985做题家组合： + + +根据Linkedin筛选了以后，我可以看到这个组合第一页给了我好多Google/Amazon/Facebook的员工，所以你需要做的，就是去LinkedIn上面勾搭以下学长，看看他们以往的成绩能申请上一个什么样的学校。 + +美帝申请比考研的好处就是一次可以申请多个学校，再决定去不去。当年我申请了8所学校，拿到了4所录取。从以我个人能力要冲刺的UCLA/CMU，到保底的Top 100以后的学校，总有一所学校会录取你的。 + +评论区请不要再问我你二本三本大专能不能润了，都能润，没什么不能润的。关键是，你有没有好好学习？有没有下定决心去润？ + +# Run到美帝 & 最大化利用Master的2年时间 +恭喜你拿到了offer入学，现在要做的就是充分利用好硕士的一年半到两年时间，抓紧找工作。 + +硕士期间保持一个好GPA +努力学习即可。和国内的唯一的区别是教学语言变为英文。此阶段除了专业课，还需迅速提高英语听说能力，为求职面试做准备。 + +刷Leetcode +继续花时间刷题，毕竟面试是做Leetcode，可以和同学之间互相用英语进行Mock Interview，来提升自己的英语水平和讲题水平。 + +研一利用CPT找实习 +课程实习训练（英语：Curricular Practical Training, CPT）是美国给予持有F-1签证、就读于高等院校的国际学生的临时就业许可。通过CPT你可以暑假进行实习。 + +为什么叫你大四本科的时候就要开始刷Leetcode呢，就是因为研究生一入学的9月和10月份，你就要为第一年暑假的实习做准备，所以如果你本科有好好练习英语 + 刷Leetcode，你那个时候已经比同龄的同学优秀很多了，这个时候如果你能拿到实习面试，你就比同龄人强很多了。 + +研二利用OPT找全职工作 +对于STEM理工科毕业的学生，可以合法使用OPT在美国工作三年。 + +第一个坑：OPT 的政策可能有变（问题不大，最近最大的政策改变就是申请费用上涨了）。 + +第二个坑：能否在 OPT 规定的期限内找到工作，这对于大多数人来说是最难的点。职位空缺的数量取决于经济大环境，如果赶上金融危机，比如疫情等因素，恐怕会有困难。但是有一说一，我见过凡是铁了心要留在美国工作的，通过小公司，ICC，外包Contractor等就业方式，最后都留了下来。 + +# 如何找到自己的第一份工作 +找工作，最重要的是实力 + 运气，当然，在绝对的实力面前，运气都是起辅助作用。 + +找工作的组成分成两部，拿到面试 + 通过面试，两者相辅相成，缺一不可。很多应届生有一个误区，一直刷题刷题刷题，但是自己的简历实在不怎么样，就算把题做过几千遍几万遍，拿不到面试又有什么用呢？ + +拿到面试 +应届生，拿到面试其实往往是比较难的，尤其美国不像国内看学校排名看得很厉害，且美国真正校招的公司大部分都是FLAG大厂。所以作为一个应届生，最重要的就是把自己的简历弄得好看，弄得与众不同。尤其是CMU、USC、NEU这类招计算机学生超级多的学校，每年有几百个计算机的学生，如果你只有一个这些学校的学位，简历方面烂得一塌糊涂，那就真的没办法了。 + +提高自己简历的方法有很多种，下面举几个例子： + +GPA 4.0：别听别人说成绩不重要，能力重要这样的鬼话。在你没有其他出彩的地方的时候，成绩就是最重要的。 + +大厂实习：一段大厂实习在简历上很加分，找不到FAANG的实习也要尽量找小公司的实习。 + +除了学校本身的课程Project以外的项目：美国有很多在线Mooc学习平台，建议你继续在Udacity、Udemy和Coursera上课，并把一些Project写在你的简历中充实一下。 + +先去小公司（或者外包公司），再跳槽去大公司：很多学生思维的人钻牛角尖，非FAANG/FLAG不去，然后直到毕业几个月都没有找到工作，一直刷题刷题刷题，最后浪费了很多时间。其实在美国找工作，很看过去工作经历的。我本人也是通过了一年ICC的经历然后拿到了Amazon、Google等大公司的面试，加上前期硕士期间刷题比较不错，就直接通过了大厂面试。 + +通过面试 +没什么好说的，对于找一个以找General Software Engineer工作为目标的人来说，就是刷题。 + +虽然Leetcode已经到了2000多题的规模，但是肯定个人经历有限。我个人的建议是Leetcode前600题刷透，大部分公司基本上考的也是原题。实在做不出来背题就好。 + +可以购买一下《Cracking the Coding Interview》这本书，里面归纳总结得相当不错。但是除此之外还是要刷题。 + +当然，亚马逊为首的公司除了刷题以外还会问很多Behavior Question，类似国内的HR面试环节，比如说举一个例子“你不同意经理的时候你会怎么做？”，“Deadline来了但是你工作还没有做完怎么办？”之类的问题。这种问题我觉得不难，就好好把英语口语练好，同时面试之前想几个以前自己工作中的例子，写下来然后背就好了。 + +# 工作几年的收获 +我工作第一年在印度外包公司（ICC）的年薪只有6W美金，没有年终奖。 + +第二年跳槽去了硅谷一家大厂，拿到了E3/L3的级别（和应届生一样的级别），年薪变成了16万美元（12万美元的底薪+3万美元股票+1万美元年终奖）。第三年半的时候升级到了L4/E4。 + +今年工作四年半了以后，跳槽去了一家比较不错的独角兽，还是L4/E4的级别，年薪算上股票（还未上市，按估值）大概在35万美金左右。 + +我只是一个很平凡的普通人，硕士毕业工作4年半的等级也就是普通的L4/E4。很多我的同龄人已经升到L5/E5（Senior）级别，也有一部分人开始当经理（L6/E6），手下开始带人。 + +我也不是那么爱卷的人，对自己的成就总体来说还是满意的。一步一个脚印慢慢来，个人觉得工作几年薪资待遇和工作内容我都很满意。重要的是，这三份工作基本上每周的工作时间都是35到40小时，基本没有遇到加班的情况（有时候有，一年不超过5天）。 + +# 如果家里没有钱读硕士怎么Run？ +如果家里不太能够支持硕士留学，那还有一些方法跑路。以下信息主要收集自各大网站和周围一些人的经历，不保证信息100%的完全准确。 + +* 直接投公司的海外分部。据我所知，Google、微软、Facebook这样的企业每年会在国内的清北这种级别的学校进行海外分部校招。社招部分，Google、微软、亚马逊会直接从国内招加拿大的岗位，Facebook会招新加坡的岗位。还有一些公司，比如shopee的母公司SE也常年会在国内招新加坡的岗位。缺点就是这些招聘都是不定期的。 +* 出国读博。读博基本上都是学校包所有的学费，根据你做TA或者RA，好像UCLA的博士一个月生活费是1800到3000美金左右，我自己没有读过博士，对该信息不太确定。 +* 入职大公司的国内分部再转海外组。加入微软、Google、亚马逊等国内有分部的外企，再通过外企的内部面试，transfer到你想去的国家所对应的组，一般这些外企内部都专门设立签证/移民部分，会和专业的移民律师就行合作，所以基本上个人不用担心身份问题。但是缺点是内部转组使用的是L1签证，无法跳槽。 diff --git a/润学实例/计算机/浙大本科美国三本弗罗里达数据工程师.md b/润学实例/计算机/浙大本科美国三本弗罗里达数据工程师.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ffa3a64 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学实例/计算机/浙大本科美国三本弗罗里达数据工程师.md @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +勃勃的经历或许难以效仿，本人（普通人）的经历可供参考。 + +第一步：国内本科 + +第二步：大二考语言 + +第三步：大三考语言 + +第四步：大四申请学校，家境优渥选贵的，名气大的，家境普通选州立 + +第五步：润 + +第六步：美国研究生学习第一年，适应环境，精进技术，寻找实习，拿到ssn（ssn可以通过实习，学校打工，学校餐馆打工等等取得，虽然ssn对你的移民之路没有任何帮助，但相信我，拿到ssn的一刻一种归属感便油然而生。） + +第七步：准备研究生毕业，投简历找全职，疯狂投，明确找工作是个概率问题，概率不变，增加实验次数必然会得到增加命中概率 + +第八步：工作一年，抽h1，商量绿卡 + +第九步：工作，抽h1，办绿卡 + +第九步半：抽h1不顺利怎么办：婚姻绿卡，Day 1 CPT，外派等来年继续抽签。本人较倾向于选择Day 1 CPT，这里有关于Day 1　CPT的一切：https://www.1point3acres.com/bbs/forum-434-1.html + （除了婚绿，其他所有方法目标只有一个，来年继续抽签，直到抽中为止。广大润友有一句话，想要留美，什么方法都有，必定可以留下来。用你精进的技术打动你的领导吧！） + +第十步：精进技术，跳槽，拿绿卡，买房，结婚生子，后院种树。 + +基本到后院种树这个水平，我们可以宣告：润，已经成功了！你，从此就站起来了！你，从此就可以躺下去了！ + +作为一个家境较差，天赋一般，毫无背景，毫无人脉的普通人，目前走到第九步，亲身证明上述过程毫无难度，只有去做和不去做的区别。去做了，就能做到，就能润。 + + +>我是金猪Ethan，欢迎大家关注我的 +> +>知乎账号：https://www.zhihu.com/people/goldenpigethanhu1 +> +>推特账号: @EthanHu95747418 +> +>小红书账号：293391047 +> +>快手账号：853361966 +> +>一起学习，一起成长，一起润。 diff --git a/润学感悟/README.md b/润学感悟/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..308c4c9 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学感悟/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ + +[我理解为什么有人会留在国内](我理解为什么有人会留在国内.md) + +[当代互联网大厂的“岁静人”](当代互联网大厂的“岁静人”.md) + +[美丽新世界](美丽新世界.md) diff --git a/润学感悟/Readme.md b/润学感悟/Readme.md deleted file mode 100644 index ade8b7e..0000000 --- a/润学感悟/Readme.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ - -[我理解为什么有人会留在国内](我理解为什么有人会留在国内.md) diff --git a/润学感悟/当代互联网大厂的“岁静人”.md b/润学感悟/当代互联网大厂的“岁静人”.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..260e06d --- /dev/null +++ b/润学感悟/当代互联网大厂的“岁静人”.md @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +作者：[立党](https://twitter.com/lidangzzz)，[原文](https://lidang.medium.com/%E5%BD%93%E4%BB%A3%E4%BA%92%E8%81%94%E7%BD%91%E5%A4%A7%E5%8E%82%E7%9A%84-%E5%B2%81%E9%9D%99%E4%BA%BA-53e29e326562) + +我其实不理解当代互联网大厂岁静人的逻辑。 + +你是名校Computer Science科班毕业，有一个体面的大厂工作，有一个喜欢的技术社区，一群人一起因为热爱贡献一个项目，每天写博客、看文档、读论文，学习新知识，收入不低，可以随便买PS5、游戏本、显卡、苹果全家桶，随时旅游，努努力可以攒下一套房首付，可以每周请女朋友吃两顿大餐，可以在最好的年纪里做自己喜爱的事情。 +你觉得宏大叙事都是网络闲人嘴边的狗屎、键盘上的唾沫星子，而自己在大厂富足的岁静小日子是永恒的美好。 + +是不是真的没有想到，铁拳可能距离自己非常近？ + +比如你在华为海思做neural network的inference，跟各家比速度，然后自家CFO转手卖伊朗一批货，美国一波制裁带走，自己业务就莫名其妙被砍了，虽然没裁员，但是海思都停产了，自己贡献的框架约等于永久死刑，整个团队半死亡状态。 + +再比如开开心心跳到新东方和学而思，manager正跟你画饼新教育产品，你还在边听歌边划水糊CRUD，结果一份红头文件从天而降，两家教育公司裁员90%。 + +再比如中美贸易战时期打得鸡飞狗跳，你作为岁静人毫不关心，甚至想为自家点个赞，结果HFCAA生效，一个个中概股市值蒸发90%，你家公司股东和高管绷不住了，每年只裁一个部门，今年所有部门都要裁掉人头。 + +再比如蚂蚁金服、滴滴纷纷遭受证监会铁拳，file IPO前后各种被下死手，财经大V们疯狂科普这事儿的严重性，你心想“是他们不听话，我司无忧”，甚至听了“滴滴泄露国家机密”这种谣言还跟风听信，一起上去踩两脚。结局就是你司也成了下一个“永久pre-IPO”的公司。 + +再比如你司是AI四小蛆，你司在某省注册公司，做一些不可言明的业务，你知道在道义上说不过去，但你就是个pytorch调参侠，你写好pipeline就好了，你甚至还帮我司维护开源repo，心想“公司是丑的，但我们组是有开源情怀的” — — 结果特朗普看了相关公司信息后一波铁拳，你收入大包裹里的1/3的option直接蒸发了。 + +再比如你司啥也没做，就是个纯技术向的startup，整个公司都是一个纯纯大写的岁静，信仰开源并热爱贡献着，但是你司是中国公司，花人民币，卖中国产品，雇中国人。结果上述发生后，中概股一夜蒸发10万亿，资本退出被铁拳监管砸死退路，VC和基金们疯狂逃离中国大陆。你司发现明明那么热爱技术的一群人，下一轮却再也融不到资了。 + +再比如你上面哪种都不是，你就是个大厂核心部门的码农，稳定升级且永不裁员，你是中国最核心大厂的最核心印钞机部门的核心infra维护组，你过着回到开头的生活，用着苹果全家桶，跟女朋友吃着大餐，在上海或者深圳租房并即将加满杠杆买房结婚，你不关心Omicron在bioxiv上的数据、不关心mRNA疫苗和paxlovid的效果、不关心连花清瘟骗局和“远远不够”的科兴国药疫苗 — — 结果封城了，你连肉都吃不到，每天用居委会的一点点蔬菜熬粥喝，测阳性后被拉到某“方舱医院”里睡板床。 + +你买了燕郊的房子，想刚需上车，结果燕郊房价暴雷； + +你老家土地财政崩盘，你两耳部门，结果转手你爸跟你说，家里投资了100万的高利率城投债； + +你在中国临床三期外包医药血汗工厂当人肉干电池，天天看拜登的乐子，结果人家开始打第四针mRNA疫苗，你这儿还论证“只有两针灭活+一针mRNA才能群体免疫”； + +你帮小公司老板做智能硬件走外贸订单，2021年刚刚集体唱完“风景这边独好”，结果2022年4月份已经发不出货了，老板连订单都不敢接； + +你在大厂收入花不完，每个月剩下的钱想定期投资，就开个账户无脑买A股，结果人家10年前就说“A股是国企割散户韭菜、中国没有监管正常的股市，每家公司都是资本骗局的帮凶”这个道理，你却偏要硬买并信仰茅台和宁德时代，结果亏得连首付都没了。 + +你是技术人、开源人、互联网人、大厂人 — — 但你看看你和周围人发生的一切，你真的认真思考一下，你他妈可能是永恒美好、遗世独立的岁静人吗？ diff --git a/润学感悟/美丽新世界.md b/润学感悟/美丽新世界.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8228752 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学感悟/美丽新世界.md @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +# 成都往事 + +### 《美丽新世界》 + +​ 那时我还在倪家桥租房住，每天去上班都会路过成都美领事馆。早上在小区门口买两个叉烧包，边走边吃刚好可以在地铁口丢塑料袋。美领馆那条街常备武警、特警、和民警，正对面的小巷就是派出所。曾经我用高德地图找电脑维修店，导航到了有领事馆后门的小巷，那条街的店早就关门了，一堆特警和零星的民警看着我，盯着手机从外面走进来再走出去，用目光预判我的行动轨迹，虽然我没有案底，也没有阴谋诡计，天也不热，但我出汗了。 + +​ 那天在路上吃完了第一个包子，快到领馆外墙的时候，几个穿深绿制服的人从我身边跑过。行进的人流在前方自动绕开了一个圈，待我靠近的时候这个圈越来越大，已经占据了四车道。一个穿着有些阑珊的老年妇女提着一个蓝色的编织袋，另一只手舞着一踏传单，地上有很多刚撒的纸，旁边的武警已经从防暴车里拿出叉叉。她嘴里还在不停的叫骂，我只听到了"共产党"三个字，几个人赶紧上来把她压在了地上。我也是第一次见这个场景，在地铁到站前把刚才见到的发了条微博。 + +​ 平日里骚扰、广告电话特别多，不是我认识的人我一般是不接的，但那天特别多，两个号码给我打了好几次。心想这推销还挺有毅力，直到我妈给我打了一个电话。她说有个电话说他是警察，给我打电话打不通，还说出了我现在在哪栋大厦和其他信息，叫我过去一趟。我听到就明白是那天的事情了，但当天我的微博就被删除了。只能先骗我妈说是诈骗电话，然后试着给未接来电回拨了过去。他让我明天去派出所找他，需要我做证人。 +第二天请了个假，去了领馆对面小巷的派出所。"我找X警官"昨天电话里说的，然后有人带我穿过了大厅到了后院的一个房间，我面前的桌子上有一个牛皮纸档案袋，上面印刷的是成都市公安局刑事什么东西，他妈的有点紧张了。理智告诉我这东西应该不属于我，但还是有点慌，就像那天去小巷找电脑店。 + +​ 过了一会电话里的人来了，打开了电脑一边问我一边录口供。"你知道为什么找你来吗？" "呃 昨天电话里说叫我来做人证" "嗯 但你是不是发过一条微博" "啊 是 但当天就删了" "我们删的，你为什么要发" "啊... 那天 我路过去地铁 看到了，就" "看到了就发 你知不知道会造成什么影响" "但我没有造谣也没编呃" "是 现在中美关系这么紧张，你随便说点什么都会给境外的媒体当刀子" "..." 此时已经有点慌了，连连说是。"我看你也是刚从学校出来，上网娱乐休息就看点正能量的 玩游戏 看点帅哥美女都行，不要乱发" 我猛然想起《美丽新世界》，想起了为什么会循环，但嘴上还是答应"是 我之前没考虑到这些 没想这么多" 我觉得特虚伪。 + + 完成了大局观教育后，他告诉我那个老妇是法轮功，现在需要人证指认；让我去看电脑屏幕，有两排年纪差不多各不相同的老妇，让我指出哪一个是那天的人。经过一个多小时的教育当时已经有点懵了，加上只是在人群中多看了一眼，凭感觉指了一个，"是这个"。我盯着屏幕听着后背传来的深深吸气声，在仅有两人的办公室格外清晰。"你再想想看"，我知道我指错了，但朋克精神不合时宜地在朋克青年身上发作："我记得就是这个"。又是吸气声。"你想想是不是这个" 鼠标在一个人头周围转圈，"啊 是 对对 是这个，我记不太清了"。我总能从魔幻的事里获得快感。 + 打印机打出了笔录，要写一些个人信息，按手印，抄几遍"以上笔录我看过,和我说的相符"。 + +​ 正抄着，进来了另一个警察，拿着一本来自老妇的小本本，开心地戏谑起其内容，整个办公室洋溢着欢乐的气氛，我一边抄一边乐。填完表按完手印，被叮嘱了大局观和正能量，我就获准离开了。走出了大门，轻松了不少。骨骼的布氏硬度大于HB140，夏天的温度是32度；而我走在小巷觉得腿特别软，特别冷。 + +​ 坐在地铁上，脑子里挥之不去的《美丽新世界》；打开B站，首页推荐的是《不要笑挑战》。 + +yellocine +2020年09月28日 diff --git a/润学实例/文科/Readme.md b/润学方法论/前期准备/README.md similarity index 100% rename from 润学实例/文科/Readme.md rename to 润学方法论/前期准备/README.md diff --git a/润学方法论/各国选择/2021年人均GDP排名前20的国家的永居申请条件.md b/润学方法论/各国选择/2021年人均GDP排名前20的国家的永居申请条件.md index 12ece8f..4140961 100644 --- a/润学方法论/各国选择/2021年人均GDP排名前20的国家的永居申请条件.md +++ b/润学方法论/各国选择/2021年人均GDP排名前20的国家的永居申请条件.md @@ -35,7 +35,11 @@ *** 14. 奥地利（人均GDP 5.8万美元）解读一下：不间断、合法的居住在奥地利五年，稳定工作或自雇（就是让你持续交税啦），无犯罪、德语达到B1. 个人点评：对咱中国人而言，拿奥地利PR的难度也就是德语了。留学成本：3千到2万3千欧，也就是人民币在2万~16万（看起来还行啊）。特别注明：奥地利是有岗位制读博的国家，他们的岗位制博士生的工资不低的（一般为2900欧），甚至有的课题组还给年终奖。生活成本：留学生在奥地利一个月大概花1000欧，听起来很好啊。 *** -15. 德国德国的永居条件，列得挺多，但你细细看，好像并不是很难，有些材料，你按它要求好好做就行了。德国是不收学费的（大部分州都是）。留学生在德国一般每月花850欧（人民币限行汇率下是6000块不到，很可以啊）。 +15. 德国 + + + +德国的永居条件，列得挺多，但你细细看，好像并不是很难，有些材料，你按它要求好好做就行了。德国是不收学费的（大部分州都是）。留学生在德国一般每月花850欧（人民币限行汇率下是6000块不到，很可以啊）。 *** 16. 瑞典（5.55万美元的人均GDP）本人在瑞典，所以比较熟，总体瑞典在缩进，目前的要求是：过去的7年中在瑞典工作超过4年财力上可以支持自己和家人在审核你的材料时，你的劳动合同的剩余时间大于18个月。学费：瑞典的学费大概8万克朗每年，不同专业、不同学校略有出入。生活费：这个差距很大，非常看你住的房子以及你的生活方式，我个人居住在哥德堡的学生宿舍（一室一厅一厨一卫一阳台一储物间），自己做饭，夫妻二人在哥德堡一年总体不超过15万RMB。其实还可以更省，但是生活品质要保证。 *** @@ -45,4 +49,4 @@ *** 19. 芬兰（人均GDP 5.2万美元）连续持有A签证4年即可申请。今年的新法案（特别的彩蛋大礼包）：留学生也给type a签证。也就是说读研两年+工作两年，即可申请芬兰永居。大概也就是10万每年的学费。人均每月六七千RMB的生活费，也真的还可以。个人点评：这么看，芬兰很香！ *** -20. 加拿大（人均GDP 5.17美元）没见过哪个去加拿大拿不到PR的，总体就是容易，如何拿PR部分就不展开说了，帖子多的是。从数据上看，在加拿大留学，也不都贵，有的专业有的年纪，甚至可以7200加币拿下，也就是3.6万RMB每年，我觉得很便宜了。然后研究生的话，比本科便宜。生活成本，估计跟城市、跟个人生活习惯的不同而差距巨大。具体可以参考这篇：https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/cost-of-living-in-canada-for-international-students-articlepage-544 \ No newline at end of file +20. 加拿大（人均GDP 5.17美元）没见过哪个去加拿大拿不到PR的，总体就是容易，如何拿PR部分就不展开说了，帖子多的是。从数据上看，在加拿大留学，也不都贵，有的专业有的年纪，甚至可以7200加币拿下，也就是3.6万RMB每年，我觉得很便宜了。然后研究生的话，比本科便宜。生活成本，估计跟城市、跟个人生活习惯的不同而差距巨大。具体可以参考这篇：https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/cost-of-living-in-canada-for-international-students-articlepage-544 diff --git a/润学方法论/路线规划/README.md b/润学方法论/路线规划/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..557db03 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学方法论/路线规划/README.md @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +Hello World diff --git a/润学见证（证词证言）/README.md b/润学见证（证词证言）/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5f76fb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/润学见证（证词证言）/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ + +![移民为目标](移民为目标.jpg) diff --git a/润学见证（证词证言）/Readme.md b/润学见证（证词证言）/Readme.md deleted file mode 100644 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