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A lost statistics kek here.
I felt like lost ever since I took some unilateral CS classes. My imagination is entirely gone.
Lost all motivation. I have some books that have been collecting dust for close to a year. Haven't had the time to go through, but it's mostly a motivation problem.
What one does /sci/ recommend?
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>>8606852
Oh look, another book collector who prefers shitposting on /sci/ instead of reading the books available to them.
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>>8606852
>KEKDA
>not OpenMPI
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>>8606856
It's probably cheaper to speed things up with cuda. I initially got interested in cuda for data analysis.
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> motivation problem
The books in the pic look genuinely interresting. Just imagin your end goal, I'm guessing you want to make big bucks in a hedge fund or work on AI.
Get hyped by imagining yourself working on cool projects in the future. Even better, start right now.
When you hit a deadend because of your own limitations I think you'll be more motivated to learn.
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>>8606856
Just looked up cuda and mpi. It sounds interesting but probably over-kill for what I would do.
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>>8606876
Thanks for sharing.
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>>8606874
That is a part of the problem. I lost my end goal. Before taking some random CS classes I could imagine my end goal, and I knew how to get there. But, so much of someone telling me how to exactly do things and trying to think like someone else, made me loose that ability.
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>>8606899
It's called burnout.
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>>8606914
Yeah, I think you're right. Some professors are probably more likely to cause a burnout than others. The CS classes were not involved but were entirely time-consuming and mostly just busy work. My chief complaint about them is the lack of academic freedom and that they expect you to be a mind reader.
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>>8606929
There is no real solution. Perhaps try meditation, or study break for a year or so.
And obviously lower your workload, you probably got overwhelmed.
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>>8606935
Thanks anon for the input.
It's one thing working on projects that you have some academic freedom in, you can spend a lot of time at it and not feel bombarded with work. But, if someone is micromanaging every aspect of you learning, it becomes so much more painful. I could even see the tiredness in the TA's eyes.
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>>8607010
Have you tried counseling?
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>>8606852
>cuda
>Not OpenCL
fail.
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>>8607477
Both are shit.
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