>>82901458
>wut did u do 2day?
Had two very long classes that I had to get up at 7am for.
>>82902967
>how long will it take 2 deliver?
I got it yesterday, so not even 24 hours.
>I find it that one monitor is usually 2 smol 4 that
I guess it depends how big the monitor is. Mine seems just the right size for me.
>>82906214
>or bump your head on things much
My clumsiness knows no bounds...
>>82906661
Hang in there, Yuyu anon. I think things will work out for you.
>Every time a client comes in with an ai "design" that is impossible to replicate in real life, we just roll our eyes.
I hadn't even considered that could happen but that sounds like a nightmare. How common is it to get crap designs? Like what's the ratio?
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>>81897274
>honestly AI is gonna be the ruin of so many things i feel like.
We are evolved to do things in as lazy a way as possible, often to our own detriment.
>im not familiar with those terms
Tenure is a kind of job protection so you only get fired if you mess up big time or there are funding problems. Before you get it you have to not piss off students too much otherwise you might end up unemployed. Surprising no one, it's become increasingly difficult to get...
>are you gonna teach in an university?
That's the plan. That or I work for somewhere like RAND. I would be working there already if I wasn't too autistic in my interview there...
>>81899684
>i think learning a new language is always worth the effort if u can do it
Maybe. I guess it depends how long I'll be here for. If I end up getting a job here I definitely should.
>i suppose ur not downloading any new ones 4 a while then!
I downloaded a few more the other day. If I see what looks like a useful footnote I'll grab it.
>Ur like the most liked character in these threads methinks!
I'm flattered.
>Do stuff like T3s happen often?
Pretty often in Summer. About 10 a year, I think.
>>81901374
Dogs are wonderful. Mine always cheered me up whenever I felt like garbage. Until she started barking at me to play, at least.
>honestly AI is gonna be the ruin of so many things i feel like.
We are evolved to do things in as lazy a way as possible, often to our own detriment.
>im not familiar with those terms
Tenure is a kind of job protection so you only get fired if you mess up big time or there are funding problems. Before you get it you have to not piss off students too much otherwise you might end up unemployed. Surprising no one, it's become increasingly difficult to get...
>are you gonna teach in an university?
That's the plan. That or I work for somewhere like RAND. I would be working there already if I wasn't too autistic in my interview there...
>>81899684
>i think learning a new language is always worth the effort if u can do it
Maybe. I guess it depends how long I'll be here for. If I end up getting a job here I definitely should.
>i suppose ur not downloading any new ones 4 a while then!
I downloaded a few more the other day. If I see what looks like a useful footnote I'll grab it.
>Ur like the most liked character in these threads methinks!
I'm flattered.
>Do stuff like T3s happen often?
Pretty often in Summer. About 10 a year, I think.
>>81901374
Dogs are wonderful. Mine always cheered me up whenever I felt like garbage. Until she started barking at me to play, at least.
>>81707501
>y not make one urself then?
I'm lazy and for me pasta is a cheap meal I can make in ~15 minutes
>way 2 unstable 2 b a fulltime job
Stock brokers get paid very well. They're not using their own money...
>have u read about it? What is it?
Up until the late 90s there was an area of Kowloon that just kept expanding into a massive blob. It was basically completely unregulated with no police presence. A lot of refugees from the mainland lived there since rent was very cheap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq4jAwPdCMw
>>81711975
>but why the bass?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzuvz72n40k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nLoDPS29xA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWrqlmX5pMA
>how to make good sauces.
I just need palatable sauces I can make in a minute...
> how dangerous is it to go around in bike inside the city?
Suicidal on Hong Kong island, probably not too bad on Kowloon since it's a lot flatter. I think newer developments like TKO have cycle paths but that's about an hour from Central.
>i hope i can manage to keep my motivation up so that i dont give up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjkvs5m4va8
>y not make one urself then?
I'm lazy and for me pasta is a cheap meal I can make in ~15 minutes
>way 2 unstable 2 b a fulltime job
Stock brokers get paid very well. They're not using their own money...
>have u read about it? What is it?
Up until the late 90s there was an area of Kowloon that just kept expanding into a massive blob. It was basically completely unregulated with no police presence. A lot of refugees from the mainland lived there since rent was very cheap.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq4jAwPdCMw
>>81711975
>but why the bass?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzuvz72n40k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nLoDPS29xA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWrqlmX5pMA
>how to make good sauces.
I just need palatable sauces I can make in a minute...
> how dangerous is it to go around in bike inside the city?
Suicidal on Hong Kong island, probably not too bad on Kowloon since it's a lot flatter. I think newer developments like TKO have cycle paths but that's about an hour from Central.
>i hope i can manage to keep my motivation up so that i dont give up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjkvs5m4va8
>>81530296
Maybe I'll make that tonight if I finish work sooner than usual.
>>81525978
>I prefer temperatures around 20
That's a bit too chilly for me now but it's not too bad with a hoodie on.
>wdym?
Chatbots and AI algorithms in government are commonplace there. I don't have anything to back up the cultural thing, it's just my best guess.
>if ur 2 diligent the supervisor might give u moar work 2 do with AI
That's true. If he asks me to change my thesis to AI I will politely say that I would rather drop out than do that for the next three years.
>higher quality is overated imo. As long as i can discern what's happening on the screen i am satisfied
I've been spoiled by high quality P2P encodes for the last decade...
>>81530566
>just answer honestly. no point in lying
Too high and they won't hire you, too low and you're leaving a lot of money on the table.
Maybe I'll make that tonight if I finish work sooner than usual.
>>81525978
>I prefer temperatures around 20
That's a bit too chilly for me now but it's not too bad with a hoodie on.
>wdym?
Chatbots and AI algorithms in government are commonplace there. I don't have anything to back up the cultural thing, it's just my best guess.
>if ur 2 diligent the supervisor might give u moar work 2 do with AI
That's true. If he asks me to change my thesis to AI I will politely say that I would rather drop out than do that for the next three years.
>higher quality is overated imo. As long as i can discern what's happening on the screen i am satisfied
I've been spoiled by high quality P2P encodes for the last decade...
>>81530566
>just answer honestly. no point in lying
Too high and they won't hire you, too low and you're leaving a lot of money on the table.