RockCoach
Joined 3 years ago
Joined 3 years ago
Having grown up lower middle class with parents from a former Eastern bloc country, I feel that my mentality has very often held me back from taking risks in career, education and personal life, because there was no safety net to fall back on if the risky move wouldn't pay off.
I'm good at surviving with very little money or food, but at the age of 42, I feel now like I had let life pass me by, having never developed ambitions or passions, and living like a "rat", is also very unappealing to potential love interests.
In the past, the same group that claims responsibility for this attack, conducted arson attacks on the public transport infrastructure accusing the train company of collaborating with the military-industrial complex or some similar farfetched excuse.
It seems to me like they just like to start fires and destroy things to cause chaos (under the pretense that there is a political justification for it).
Beyond that and due to the probabilistic nature of the LLM response I'm not sure how a reproducible "matching" between chat interface and API could be achieved.
I'm working primarily with the API through my own wrapper and I noticed that I tend to give less detailed instructions than when I'm using the OpenAI chat interface often resulting in a less accurate response.
This has been my crutch as well, basically setting an alarm for an hour earlier than I need to get up at, taking the pill from the nighstand and then trying to get back to sleep before having to get up for real at 7am.
While my Elvanse dose is merely half of yours it always seems to affect my nervous system for much too long, keeping me unable to sleep before 3am on weekdays on the average.
However, I suspect your service can not give me an honest answer to this burning question.
Tom Scott would be an interesting addition to the roster.
"How to find/identify a mentor at different stages of your career?" or "How to be a better mentor/mentee?"
I'd love to have a mentor as well, but I couldn't tell what I would have to offer to said mentor or how to compensate them for time/advice.
In my opinion, you should first be clear about your ambitions in your field of interest and how a mentor would even be able to help you.
The field of digital forensics is rather small (in comparison to general infosec)you could basically do it like an OSINT investigation:
- look up instructors or book authors in this field (Amazon, goodreads, pluralsight etc.)
- identify those who are active on social media (who are they talking to)
- become a fixture inside these circles
- identify local companies or meetups in this field
- connect with more experienced professionals in real life
- voice your wish to find a mentor