KubaFYI

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

https://www.edinburgh-robotics.org/students/kuba-sanak

A technologist by trade and an environmentalist by heart. Lover of bike-packing, simple food, touching music and bad puns.

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Why don't I see publications criticising other publications?

publications technology asked Nov 23, 2018 at 11:16

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Is opting out of "fun" office charity activites socially and professionally acceptable in a small company?

united-kingdom offices socializing non-work-activities asked Mar 22, 2021 at 13:52

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Should I communicate in my applications that I'm unemployed out of choice rather than because nobody will have me?

job-search recruitment united-kingdom asked May 13, 2019 at 9:00

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Accidentally left luggage abroad, and it's going to get shipped to me by a friend. Do I need to pay customs on getting my stuff back?

usa uk customs-and-immigration luggage shipping asked Jan 24 at 13:43

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Can I half-bake muffins now, and then complete bake them the rest of the way a couple days later when I want them "fresh"?

baking muffins asked Jul 26, 2021 at 23:12

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How can I make my family understand my CO2-emissions-related hesitation to fly in order to spend time with them?

carbon-footprint transport lifestyle family asked Oct 8, 2017 at 21:17

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6 votes

I'm being hired as the first employee of a pre-seed startup. How to approach negotiating terms of my employment, remuneration etc?

negotiation united-kingdom startup asked May 28, 2019 at 9:49

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I'm an engineer with no experience of managing people but will be in charge of hiring help soon. How can I prepare for it?

management hiring-process asked Oct 20, 2019 at 20:28

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Why is citing to old publications seemingly the norm even in fields where much research becomes obsolete as technology progresses?

citations writing asked Feb 8, 2018 at 23:28

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I still don't know my exact research question but I know I don't like the ideas my advisor pushes me to work on an publish asap. What are my options?

advisor united-kingdom research-topic asked Nov 22, 2018 at 18:04

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Why don't I see publications criticising other publications?

Is opting out of "fun" office charity activites socially and professionally acceptable in a small company?

Should I communicate in my applications that I'm unemployed out of choice rather than because nobody will have me?

Accidentally left luggage abroad, and it's going to get shipped to me by a friend. Do I need to pay customs on getting my stuff back?

Can I half-bake muffins now, and then complete bake them the rest of the way a couple days later when I want them "fresh"?

How can I make my family understand my CO2-emissions-related hesitation to fly in order to spend time with them?

I'm being hired as the first employee of a pre-seed startup. How to approach negotiating terms of my employment, remuneration etc?

I'm an engineer with no experience of managing people but will be in charge of hiring help soon. How can I prepare for it?

Why is citing to old publications seemingly the norm even in fields where much research becomes obsolete as technology progresses?

I still don't know my exact research question but I know I don't like the ideas my advisor pushes me to work on an publish asap. What are my options?