John McPhee: Annals of the former world, Simon Winchester: The Map that Changed the World, Lutgens et al.: Essentials of Geology
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This is somewhat similar to how scientific articles are typically read.
The first link points to Aki Vehtari's personal page. He is one of the co-authors.
150 pounds is quite heavy. It could be a seismic air gun. They may float just below the surface.
The route of the ship also matches that of a seismic or some other kind of survey.
Trading helps the society to determine various prices and therefore makes it possible to allocate resources more efficiently.
I worked as a software developer before I got the seismologist position. It was not too difficult to interview for various data science positions.
Quant here. I used to be a seismologist but switched to finance one year ago. This year I earned well below 100k€.
Use this as your application, don't write anything else:
My summary: 35 years in Silicon Valley; 3 STEM undergrad degrees, MS in AI from Stanford, PhD in AI from a top-10 program; ICPC champion; always considered to be an elite programmer; very current knowledge; constant employment; wide variety of skills; management experience with small teams; very stable life; no vices; very healthy and energetic; I get along with everyone and like working in teams.