Since I started doing more data analysis, I'm pretty sure if we don't keep learning, we will lose our jobs in a few years. The scientific breakthrough can be led by a few very intelligent groups. The rest can be handled by robotics and genAI.
@VincentContice2 Cynicism certainly isn't a good quality. I seem to have this psychological cycle between cynicism and optimism. Working more is to combat the negativities. And venting cynicism on Twitter is another thing. I guess this is what I bring back
Scrolled back to see my old tweets a few years ago. I was working a lot of hours, I was cynical, I was curious, I was judgemental, and I was always heading towards something and looking forward to the next venture. Let 2025 brings back the younger personality!
I had similar question before. Some classmates pulled all nighter before exam, but were spending time on cell phones. Time is your most valuable thing.
Just came back from Asia, because of jet lag, I went to office pretty early before 8am. Some colleagues were already there. But I had to question their choice, because some were just browsing YouTube.
When I was checking at a hotel in Tokyo, there was this American guy, arrogantly asking receptionist for sushi restaurant recommendation. He went "is this the name of the restaurant? Can I also get Thai food here? How about steak?"
Since the starting of my job, there have been several occasions I thought I might have signed up for too many things. But everytime, I was able to accomplish all, without the need to work crazy hours. This makes me more confident.
I asked my PD advisor to help connect with a few PIs that we want to meet. Within half hour, he forwarded all the responses to me. This means he emailed these PIs. All of them replied. Then he forwarded to me. All within 30min. Yes, I do miss working in this pace.
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