How to get a summer internship for an Ivy League professor if you’re in high school/college: People have been asking me how I did this and since I’m no longer a college counselor here’s the sauce for free: 1. Scrape every professor at the top 5 colleges near you in the field you want to study. Get their first name, last name, subject, class name/number, and past work. Store that in a spreadsheet. 2. Have Claude 4.1 Opus generate a template that captures those variables in a way that would fit for each professor. Store that in your Gmail drafts with {{ VARIABLE_NAME }} for each variable, including custom text that glazes each professor and tells them how badly you want to work for them and their work specifically. 3. Use Claude Haiku 4.5’s API to populate the variable names for each professor based on the variables that you scraped. Again, store in the spreadsheet with the columns matching the VARIABLE_NAMEs. 4. Use Yet Another Mail Merge (or any Mail Merge) software to cross the spreadsheet with your email draft and send out 1000 emails in 5 minutes. It’s that easy. Share with your younger siblings.

This. I never could get a handle on mathematical syntax. But when I started programming, math suddenly made sense. Because the order of operations was absolutely clear, and variable_names > single letter variables that require me to remember what they represent.

I actually like this. It conveys meaning, and similar to how English treats things: capitalization of proper nouns (unique things, like TypeNames), no capitalization for normal items you use (variable_names), and some capitalization at the start of something (functionNames).

My first few 'scripts'. We're literally just regex and replace hard coded variable_names of existing scripts so I could re-use the new file with my params.

Compiler when you leave spaces in between variable_names:😂

ClassNames, functionNames(), variable_names.

Guy that inconsistently uses variableNames and variable_names (it's me, I'm guy)

I like: • variable_names / value_names • functionNames • ClassNames / TypeNames • file-names / db-collection-names Works in most languages, helps clarify what is what in the code.

Our big ones are on more substantive topics, like VariableNames vs variable_names, "quotes" vs 'quotes', and of course, emacs vs vi!

variable_names all the way, no capital letters for me plz

C cry O over D bad E variable_names

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PEP8: ClassNames, variable_names, function_names for Python. Conventional camelCase for Java and C.

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% SWI-Prolog ?- read_term_from_atom('a(_尾崎)',X,[variable_names(Y)]). X = a(_G2592), Y = ['_尾崎'=_G2592]. % Yは、何に何時使うのか。プログラマ自らデバッグ切り口を開く時。