can someone please explain to me how someone gets 8 hours of sleep, 10,000 steps a day, goes to work, maintains good hygiene, cleans their house, exercises, upskill for better opportunities , and has time for hobbies and socializing? cause i feel like this is also propaganda.
In 1st year during viva:
I said: I'm solving DSA day & night.
My teacher replied: You know you can get 50 LPA by solving 1000 DSA problems & investing 4 years in it... but you don’t know what you could get if you invested those valuable years into something else.
Still hits.
Last few Days Lost touch with learning, but back again.
Did a Deep Dive on the Concepts of LLM using LCEL,
Made a ChatBot with Conversation History with Session Id.
Loving this learning phase , but Man is it challenging, let's see If I will be able to land my first AI Job.
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