Train an LLM with no advanced math texts: only basic math up to 6th grade, conversational text and literary works.
Interact with it (you cannot refer to anything past 6th grade math since you don't know it yourself) and get it to propose a solution to a real world problem. e.g., come up with RSA to practically secure communication.
The Internet you are referring to is not meant for low latency streaming. This is what it takes make it low latency. MPEGTS is proven stable and ubiquitous. If only it has less overhead.
Shit just gets really weird when your network isn’t split for k8s in an equivalent way to what GCP/AWS expect. Like, if you have other services running on the nodes that you want things inside k8s to talk to, or if the nodes are in a flat subnet with other stuff in it, things get annoying. Those are worst practices for a reason, but pretty common in environments with home rolled k8s clusters.
That’s too young to get married. You never learned to be alone.
Embrace the fact that this is an opportunity: The wall is now empty, you can draw anything you want!
Focus on yourself : Read books, go to gym, eat healthy/cook
To socialize : meetup or equivalent, sports with people/hike
Do not date. Do not get on apps. Do not hook up.
Minimize drinking.
Read psychology and philosophy. Do not read self improvement books.
Give yourself time, it fixes everything.
Once you are happy with the person you have become (i.e. you look back at this post and realize you are at a higher level of consciousness) you can date.
When we are young we hear versions of this (e.g. "have to love yourself first") and despite the trite or pithy phrasings of it, it contains a truth.
We shouldn't conflate not being partnered with being alone. There is so much else socially we need to cultivate whether it is family, friends, coworkers, community, or just being in the world and talking to a stranger.
If all this feels sad or empty because of the breakup, that's ok. FEEL IT. The only way out is through. Feel it, don't numb it, try to find gratitude for the pain because it will lead you to where you need to be. The darkness and the light, etc.
And when you arrive in a place where you no longer feel you need a partner to complete you or make your day feel meaningful, is the time you are ready to have a partner again.
One shouldn't hate too much on self-improvement books. There are tons of good ones out there. Inversely, there is a lot of garbage psychology and philosophy material out there as well.
The key here should be to do research. Thoughtfully pick out what you should read to expand your mind in a positive direction.
Train an LLM with no advanced math texts: only basic math up to 6th grade, conversational text and literary works.
Interact with it (you cannot refer to anything past 6th grade math since you don't know it yourself) and get it to propose a solution to a real world problem. e.g., come up with RSA to practically secure communication.
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