Best products from r/UWMadison
We found 21 comments on r/UWMadison discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 26 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.
1. An Introduction to Dynamic Meteorology, Volume 48, Third Edition (International Geophysics)
- Used Book in Good Condition
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2. Winterwolf Touchscreen Gloves for Smartphones & Tablets (Green)
- Perfect gift for New Years 2021! :)
- No more numb fingers! - Using conductive yarn technology the 3 conductive fingers on each hand let you use your smartphone or tablet touchscreens in sub-zero tempratures
- Works with all touchscreens! - Including iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphones, Android Tablets, Kindle, ATMs, GPS Navigators, eBook Readers and much more
- Great gift idea for technology lovers, bikers, or for the chilly morning commute. One size fits all. Unisex.
- Designed in Canada for REAL Winter protection! 100% warmth guaranteed (85% Acrylic/8% Spandex/ 2% Elastic/5% Conductive Yarn)
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3. Japanese Hiragana & Katakana for Beginners: First Steps to Mastering the Japanese Writing System (CD-ROM Included)
- W H Freeman
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4. Columbia Womens Morning Light II Omni Heat Long Jacket Coat Puffer (XS, Teal)
- Hand-sorted memory chips ensure high performance with generous overclocking headroom
- VENGEANCE LPX is optimized for wide compatibility with the latest Intel and AMD DDR4 motherboards
- A low-profile height of just 34mm ensures that VENGEANCE LPX even fits in most small-form-factor builds
- A high-performance PCB guarantees strong signal quality and stability for superior overclocking ability
- A solid aluminum heatspreader efficiently dissipates heat from each module so that they consistently run at high clock speeds
- Supports Intel XMP 2.0 for simple one-setting installation and setup
- Available in multiple colors to match the style of your system
- Limited lifetime warranty provides complete peace of mind
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5. Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics (6th Edition)
- Protective mineral glass window lens
- Round brass case
- Leather strap with buckle clasp
- Includes date
- Water resistant to 50 metres
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6. Fundamentals of Applied Electromagnetics (7th Edition)
- Protective mineral glass window lens
- Round brass case
- Leather strap with buckle clasp
- Includes date
- Water resistant to 50 metres
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7. High Sierra Access Laptop Backpack, Static/Mercury/Zest, 20 x 15 x 9.5-Inch
- Large, multi-compartment design
- Fully-padded CUSHION ZONE computer sleeve fits most 17" laptops (16 x 11 x 1.75 in.)
- Integrated TECH SPOT tablet computer sleeve (12.5 x 11 x 0.75 in.)
- Premium multiple pocket organizer with key fob
- Tuck-away rain cover
- Pockets: 1 interior slip, 5 exterior
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8. Kryptonite KryptoLok Series 2 Standard Heavy Duty Bicycle U Lock with 4ft Flex Bike Cable
- Replaced with new and improved design in 2017 - check out our New U lock, it will send any bike thief running!
- 13mm hardened MAX-PERFORMANCE STEEL SHACKLE resists cutting and leverage attacks
- Includes 4’ KRYPTOFLEX DOUBLE LOOP CABLE for securing front wheel or accessories
- Reinforced HARDENED CROSS BAR DESIGN provides increased protection
- HIGH SECURITY DISC-STYLE CYLINDER
- Center keyway defends against leverage attacks
- ANTI-RATTLE BUMPERS reduce noise during transport
- Rotating dustcover protects cylinder
- Includes NEW TRANSIT FLEXFRAME-U transportation system which allows for versatile carrying
- Protective vinyl coating
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9. Abus Buffo U-Lock 34 One Color, One Size
- ABUS Keyed U-Lock Buffo 34 230cm (9"): Black
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10. Yubico Security Key - U2F and FIDO2, USB-A, Two-Factor Authentication
- SECURITY KEY: Protect your online accounts against unauthorized access by using 2 factor authentication with the Yubico Security Key. It's the world's most protective USB security key that works with more online services/apps than any other.
- FIDO: The Yubico Security Key is FIDO certified and works with Google Chrome and any FIDO-compliant application on Windows, Mac OS or Linux. Secure your login and protect your Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, Outlook, Dashlane, 1Password, accounts and more. This key will not work with LastPass; upgrade to any YubiKey 5 for LastPass.
- FITS USB-A PORTS: Once registered, each service will request you to insert the Yubico PC Security Key into a USB-A port and tap the gold contact to gain access.
- DURABLE AND SECURE: Extremely secure and durable, the Security Key is tamper resistant, water resistant, and crush resistant. They are designed to protect your online accounts from phishing and account takeovers. Proudly made in the USA.
- MULTI-PROTOCOL SUPPORT: The Security Key USB authenticator has multi-protocol support including FIDO2 and FIDO U2F to give you strong hardware-based authentication.
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11. Organic Chemistry As a Second Language: First Semester Topics
- Brand-new authentic merchandise.
- Fitovers are polarized.
- Box includes case, neck cord, lens cloth and instructions.
- Fitovers Eyewear Warranty All Fitovers Eyewear.
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12. Park Tool CL-1 Synthetic Blend Bicycle Chain Lube with PTFE - 4 oz. Bottle
- Using PTFE and a proprietary blend of oils, Park Tool Chain Lube works great in wet or dry conditions.
- It penetrates, reduces friction, prolongs component life, displaces moisture, and protects parts from rust and corrosion.
- Also work great on cables, spoke nipples, and derailleur and brake pivots. 4 oz. bottle.
- This item is not for sale in Catalina Island
- This item is not for sale in Catalina Island
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13. Columbia Men's Barlow Pass 550 TurboDown Jacket, Large, Peat Moss
Omni-Heat thermal reflectiveOmni-Tech waterproof/breathable critically seam sealed550 TurboDown insulation, Attached, adjustable hood and insulation- 450 fill power downDrawcord adjustable waist. Zippered chest pockets. Removable, foldable synthetic furDual entry hand pockets with zip closure, Rib c...
15. Smoke Buddy 0159-BLU Personal Air Filter, Blue
- Removes smoke
- Eliminates odor
- High quality
- Ideal for home, office, car and travel
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16. Double Bubble Reflective Foil Insulation (24 inch X 10 Ft Roll) Industrial Strength, Commercial Grade, No Tear, Radiant Barrier Wrap for Weatherproofing Attics, Windows, Garages, RV's, Ducts & More! .
Two layers of polyethylene industrialized air bubbles bonded between two layers of highly reflective metalized aluminum polyester film. Industrialized strength, lightweight yet durable insulation designed to hold staples without tearing. Does not compress, collapse or disintegrate. Reflects 97% of r...
17. Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry
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18. LEVOIT Air Purifiers for Home Allergies and Pets Hair, H13 True HEPA Air Purifier Filter, Quiet Filtration System in Bedroom, Removes Smoke Odor Dust Mold, Night Light & Timer, Vista 200
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19. ASUS Dual-Band 2x2 AC1300 Super-Fast WiFi 4-Port Gigabit Router with MU-MIMO and USB 3.0 (RT-ACRH13)
- Dual band AC1300 with the latest 2x2 MU MIMO technology for combined speeds of up to 1267 Mbps
- 4 external 5dBi antennas for improved Wi Fi range and multi device performance; Connected devices must be 802.11ac compatible for best results
- Monitor and manage your network with ease from your mobile device using the intuitive ASUS Router App
- Effortless router setup with the ASUSWRT web based interface, Super Fast Wi Fi: Dual band 802.11ac Wi Fi with concurrent speeds up to 867Mbps (5GHz) and 400Mbps (2.4GHz)
- Integrated USB 3.0 port allows you to share external drives/flash drives with your network; OS Support Windows 10, 8, 8.1, 7, Mac OS X 10.1, 10.4, 10.5, 10.6, 10.7, 10.8; Operation mode Wireless router mode, Access point mode
- Encryption: 64 bit WEP, 128 bit WEP, WPA2 PSK, WPA PSK, WPA Enterprise , WPS support
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Well boots and a coat are going to be your two main pieces of winter gear. You'll need hats, mittens, scarfs, etc too but those will be a far smaller expense.
Get ready for a different indoor temperature too, unless you want to spend a fortune on heating. It's currently 33 outside right now and we do not have our heat on. We usually don't turn it on until it gets below 65-60 inside. Sometimes rentals have heat included in the rent, and that is a huge advantage if you can find one like that. If you're paying for heat though, there are lots of guides out there on how to save money using things like programmable thermostats and window plastic wrap. Some other things that help me in terms of indoor comfort:
Another handy (lol) thing for the outdoors are mittens/gloves with conductive material for operating your phone while not freezing your hand off. Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Winterwolf-Touchscreen-Gloves-Smartphones-Tablets/dp/B0192RZ9QQ/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1479575315&sr=8-8&keywords=smartphone+mittens
You'll need a bunch of stuff (shovels, sidewalk salt, etc) if you end up renting a house, but you don't need to worry about that right now. It wouldn't be worth it to buy that stuff now and move it here, and you could probably get it here way cheaper (do they even sell that stuff in Florida?)
One thing you'll definitely want to invest in when you get here is some hand lotion and chapstick. Cold weather dries out your skin a ton.
Make sure to check out that winter car stuff. Besides that, what you need will depend a lot on personal preference which you can figure out when you get here.
I recently graduated but took Japanese in my freshman year. I imagine a lot of people in the class have learned hiragana before to some level independently since it's one of the more accessible things you can learn about Japanese without a class. That said, it's not a prerequisite for the class so I wouldn't be too worried about it (if it's the most beginner class)
If it bothers you that you are slower than others then my only advice would be to just do extra practice from a hiragana workbook (linked below) and in Genki. I really would recommend writing them as that would probably help you remember them better and then practice reading dialogues in the book, etc. In the end, all that matters is that you learn them and pass exams and such so I would worry about that more than how others are doing and I think you'll enjoy it more and actually learn more, which is the whole point :). Japanese is really a labor of love if you wanna get good, especially after the first courses. But don't let that scare you because it is also very interesting! Just find your pace and stick with it.
I used this book when learning and found it helpful by the way.
Columbia Womens Morning Light II Omni Heat Long Jacket Coat Puffer (XS, Teal) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JBMH9WF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_C9roDbG7A8H3K
I love this Columbia one! It’s super thin, easy to clean, and really warm. You’ll definitely want to get a parka (it really helps with the wind). Also, you don’t need to spend more than $100, or even $80. A good winter coat doesn’t have to be super expensive.
2015 EE grad here. Unless there's a stellar instructor, I would not enroll in Physics 202 if you've already met the requirement through AP. Granted I had a pretty horrible experience my freshman year with downright poor instructors, so I have some bias.
You'll do a review of circuit analysis in ECE 230 where the the analysis techniques are taught again in a much more methodical way from the outset. The physics department does not do the introductory courses justice in my opinion. You very well may have had a more thorough experience in your AP course. My only advice is to practice electrostatics, as the instructors for ECE 220 are hit and miss. The text for the electrodynamics sequence is probably still Ulaby (old version here). I'd recommend reviewing statics from there. It's a good reference and still on my desk at work.
Physics 202 or equivalent credit is also a prerequisite for ECE 235 - Solid State Electronics - so check out that course description as well. I applied more from Math 222 and ECE 320 to the wave theory of that course though. I don't think 202 really touched on it much.
So, be happy you don't have to sit through those two lectures, two discussions, and a three hour lab every week should you choose not to! Oh dear, and WebAssign. You won't ever have to use WebAssign! Consider also that 5 credits are worth quite a lot, and getting a jump on the core ECE curriculum may set you up to graduate early. There are so many better ways to use 5 credits in ECE/CS advanced electives down the road.
Congrats on the 5!
I have this High Sierra Bag.
Pros: It's got a lot of pocket options, include a very easy to access laptop sleeve. It's pretty well balanced even when it's quite heavy. It includes a rain cover that you can use to keep stuff dry when walking or biking in a downpour. Also mine is a nice color and I like the way it looks.
Cons: Because it's easy to carry and has a lot of pockets, it's easy to leave stuff in it and it will get heavy. You might not use all the pockets. It's big too (both a pro/con depending on your laptop size), though it helps that you can cinch it down a bit.
Long story short, I would buy the same kind again if I was replacing this bag.
Correct. More fluid dynamics than thermodynamics. This will be your life your junior year unless something has changed, but I'm pretty sure this book has remained a constant throughout the years. Holton's Dynamic Meteorology. This used to be the book for AOS 310 and 311...the junior dynamics courses. 330 and 340 focus on Atmospheric physics. Topics can be found here, but that's where your thermodynamics come in. You'll spend more time on fluid dynamics than you do on thermodynamics. There are two physics based courses, but they cover a wider range of topics. The dynamics classes are narrower in scope, but a lot harder in my opinion.
Just lock it properly. Sturdy u-lock and a cable. The goal is to make it not worth a thief's time. So a more expensive bike requires more sophisticated deterrents.
Priorities when locking:
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An example of the lock/cable setup can be found here: amazon
Personally, I use a slim u-lock like this because it's lighter, but it has the draw back of being more difficult to find the right fit for some racks.
If you would like to know more on the topic this video is a great resource.
Also with a U-lock, it is nicer to get a larger one, because that way you can usually get your front wheel and frame locked to the bike rack which is safer
This is the one i have and it works great
You can buy your own security key and register it if you really need one. There are plenty on Amazon for around $20, like this. Make sure you don't pay extra for one with NFC if you don't have a phone.
Or have a friend who doesn't want a token/fob give you their free one.
A good supplement to the text and practice problems is "Organic Chemistry as a Second Language"
Puts everything in relatively easy terms, has a lot of good practice problems, and tends to follow the coursework pretty well.
Organic Chemistry As a Second Language: First Semester Topics https://www.amazon.com/dp/1119110661/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_5-XMybHHZP51R
nah you need special bike lube, something like this https://www.amazon.com/Park-Tool-Synthetic-Blend-Bottle/dp/B000AOA290/ref=zg_bs_3405601_19?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=TJH4MZDZFW64S7SRPK0Q
just stop by any bike store, they'll have it for cheap, or maybe even do it for free. If you do just buy some, don't be conservative with applying it. make sure you get it on everything.
I bought [this Columbia jacket](Columbia Men's Barlow Pass 550 TurboDown Jacket, Large, Peat Moss https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N53VVWB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_cKz9Bb989YSVN) a while back and it’s been glorious in the winter, sometimes I would get sweaty walking downtown.
You could scrounge up a copy of Allen Carr's Easy Way to Stop Smoking. I have heard very good things.
You definitely risk being written up and possibly kicked out if you do it, so probably better to find a nice place to walk to.
If you're gonna do it though, get a smoke buddy and some ozium and keep your shit in a safe or hidden well. You could also get a vape.
It's been that way since at lease 2009 so strap in for a hot winter 😎
You could try covering the radiator in this: https://www.amazon.com/Reflective-Insulation-Industrial-Commercial-Weatherproofing/dp/B07G653KPM/ref=asc_df_B07G653KPM/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312200580937&hvpos=1o3&hvnetw=g&hvrand=7615610474978146275&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=aud-801738734305:pla-569700654843&psc=1
If you aced ochem 343 and 345 biochem will be a breeze. It might be a good idea to take 507/508 though, as it is taught by the guys who literally wrote the book on the subject
So from a quick google, would something like this suffice then?
https://www.amazon.com/Dual-Band-Super-Fast-Gigabit-MU-MIMO-RT-ACRH13/dp/B01LXL1AR8/ref=sr_1_4?qid=1556232594&refinements=p_89%3AAsus&s=pc&sr=1-4
Do you have an air filter? Try something like
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Q1S7GGJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Elements-Programming-Interviews-Insiders-Guide This book is also offered in Java, Python
This book goes into better details than the normal tech interview (Cracking the Coding Interview) it will teach you common ways to solve problems as well as good programming practices as well as how to handle the interview and the offer.
Then you could be practicing problems on Leetcode.com, however I cannot speak for exactly how Epic interviews but I have interviewed at larger companies they should be similar.