killjoy453

This sub is becoming a low-effort conservative version of what it sought to jerk. Specifically, every post is political and I am not happy. Please reevaluate

Hey all, I recently graduated from college and its been difficult adjusting to a full time job. I expressed my feelings below, but they are rather incoherent and I am not proud of them (but I think maybe its productive when I am honest).

In any case, just looking for others to relate to and learn from.

So to start - I know I am supposed to be happy! I have everything I worked towards in college - but I am currently unhappy!

I know I do too many drugs. I’m prescribed some, but not others (I promise I test them).

Sometimes i think inherently there is something wrong with me. But that is very selfish - everyone has problems, so its my responsibility to at least deal with my own

Lastly, I

Are there any CS grad courses or professors you guys would recommend (slight emphasis on professors)? I'm currently considering Dependable Computing with Mok and Robot Learning with Zhu or Autonomous Robots with Biswas (if I can get off the waitlist). Any reviews on these courses/professors would be appreciated as well!

Also, in general, how easy is it to get off the waitlist for grad courses? Thanks!

I was playing a steam game and all of a sudden my computer froze up. I could still move the mouse, but I couldn't click. Key inputs didn't work either. Then, my mouse began moving on its own rather organically. It moved in circles across my second monitor, but did not click anything. I sort of panicked and just shut down my computer because it seemed to me like a RAT.

I scanned with both malwarebytes and with hitmanpro, but nothing of significance came up (two trojans, both of which were bitcoin miners which I have had for well over a year).

For my OS, I am using Windows 10.

Any input would be much appreciated on this situation, as I'm very apprehensive of formatting my drives.

if F'(x)= sqrt(1+x^(3)) and F(1) = 5 what is F(3)

Im cashing out ~$70 worth of btc directly to a bank account, meaning that the fees should be 1.5% of that transaction (roughly $1). How come I'm being charged a fee of $2.99? I know there is a list of fees, but nowhere on the list does it state the policy for flat rate fees.