Sarver, Pennsylvania

Given the latest advancements in GPT4.0, is the field of ML/NLP still a promising field to enter after graduation? How effects would those large language models have on the current jobs in the field ML/NLP?

I have been wanting to be a tattoo artist for most of my life and I wanted to ask the requirements of becoming one. For example, do I need to go to college, and if so, what classes should I take? Is post-secondary school even necessary?

I am taking data science and nlp curriculum, but I am not sure if i will be able to find a job in this field. I came from a non-tech undergrad program, and the current grad problem that I am enrolled in is related to educational tech, but I am taking many ml, ds, and nlp curriculum.

I have been interested in film for a while and right now I want to know where is the best starting point for me right now. At the moment I am just writing stories that I feel like writing. Because a person like me I want to work on something that I care about. So where is the best starting...

I like to build all kinds of things but I especially like to use wood. I like to be creative and think of ideas then make that idea. I enjoy to work in groups or with another person.

For my future career, I would like to do something that can support myself and my family but also enjoy going to my job everyday.

I want to know how to get into a good college. I want to learn how to apply for a good school and have a better chance of getting in.

I want to be able to find a career that is good for me and makes me happy.

I like to be outdoors using stuff in nature. I also enjoy building stuff. I invest a lot of time doing stuff outdoors and in nature and know a lot about nature.

I love kids and my friends. I would want to have a flexible schedule.

Right now I want to go to Syrcause University. Right now I got a 3.2 gpa. does this need to be higher or will it be find to get accepted. (And I am in 10 grade)

What is Architecture?

I'm looking into different career paths and I wanted to know what the average day looks like for a medical technician/technologist. What kind of specimen/reagents do you work with? How can I get started down this path?

What are you guy's experiences as chefs or just hospitality in general (get detailly please).

I recently finished up grad school and have entered the workforce as a mechanical engineer. Since there is so much to do, I have been staying up later to manage all the different projects I'm working on. It's a bit overwhelming. Any tips on how I can balance a heavy workload along with other...